ChatterBank1 min ago
Internet Rage
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http://news.bbc.co.uk/1/hi/england/london/6059 726.stm
I find this really quite insane.... But that said I have seen some of the threads in News get really rather heated and have even nearly lost my temper once.
What are your views and comments on this story? Do you think this could happen on AB? (That last one is a bit tongue in cheek!)
Cheers
China xx
I find this really quite insane.... But that said I have seen some of the threads in News get really rather heated and have even nearly lost my temper once.
What are your views and comments on this story? Do you think this could happen on AB? (That last one is a bit tongue in cheek!)
Cheers
China xx
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For more on marking an answer as the "Best Answer", please visit our FAQ.Wow...but then again, the report said that Paul Gibbons has 'a violent past' so I suppose he could've lost his rag anywhere (road rage, air rage...even trolley rage recently).
Can't say that anyone has really got me angry, because I don't get angry at opposing views. Exasperated maybe, but not angry.
But it appears in this story, it went beyond simple name calling...silly old fools.
Can't say that anyone has really got me angry, because I don't get angry at opposing views. Exasperated maybe, but not angry.
But it appears in this story, it went beyond simple name calling...silly old fools.
I wouldn't do it, but can entirely understand how it might come about - and in certain instances sympathise, even certain instances on good old AB.
It makes it all the more important to stress keeping your personal details off the public boards, and to learn when gentle poking turns into offensive assault.
It makes it all the more important to stress keeping your personal details off the public boards, and to learn when gentle poking turns into offensive assault.