I know you're not supposed to do this but..

[AAM62]

I cant help but notice that the negative articles on syracuse.com get so many comments compared to all other articles. Its pretty astonishing how people live to troll.

 

[CuseHulk]

I cant help but notice that the negative articles on syracuse.com get so many comments compared to all other articles. Its pretty astonishing how people live to troll.

For you own sanity. The Syracuse.com comments section is horrible. It's not monitored and it's forums are even worse.

 

[FAL]

A troll's vision of paradise has got to be the message boards on Syracuse.com. That place is toxic.

 

[ImperialOrange]

Some people live solely to complain. Those people will go to extreme ends to acheive that objective.

I can't imagine how much stuff the mods delete on this forum but one again a sincere "thank you" to all that you do to make this place a relative safe harbor.

 

[anomander]

It's also good click bait by the reporters.

 

[orangeinohio]

Kind of off-topic but here's an interesting article about people who think it's OK to be miserable assh$ts on the internet and on Twitter:

https://www.yahoo.com/style/model-chrissy-teigen-canada-cyberbullying-twitter-100765005638.html

It even includes a good quote about 'digital citizenship' from a Clemson professor.

 

[texascpa]

How many times have you contacted a company about good service? Now, how many times have you contacted a company about poor service?

 

[gbo]

I cant help but notice that the negative articles on syracuse.com get so many comments compared to all other articles. Its pretty astonishing how people live to troll.

The troll life is hard.