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Slayers_Jessica overreacting to flamers? - Page 9
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VirGin
Norway278 Posts
Imo she's going bat crap crazy >_> | ||
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hYdrA-MeNo
Mexico344 Posts
On July 19 2011 17:58 D_K_night wrote: A number of thoughts come to mind. Remember how Jessica said to MMA "win the MLG or don't come back". Even though MMA was in a slump, that was a very harsh and imo, cruel thing to say to MMA. Yes he won, but still. im almost 100% this was more of a joke with Korean pride... and probably what she meant was hey im paying for you to go their don't make us look bad..... | ||
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charliewinsmore
98 Posts
On July 19 2011 18:04 BadgerBadger8264 wrote: So because 1 person does something that's actually offensive you should immediately take everyone that says anything that might be slightly bad about you to the police? Nice. That's it. I'm taking you and the rest of this thread to the police. | ||
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(Max 20 chars)
149 Posts
On July 19 2011 16:41 Haze.884 wrote: 1. Is it wise to take Internet matters to the police? Personally, I think its a great way to punish people who thinks they can hide behind doors of anonymity. However, when abused like this case, many of the fans might turn their back on you. So I think one must cleverly decide when to ignore those insulting comments and when to take it to the police. 2. Is Jessica over reacting? ( Actively searching twitter and forums for any evidence ) In my opnion, she is. I really like SlayerS team and SlayerS_Jessica. But as of now, I am greatly disappointed. I like what she is doing, but she doesn’t have to go down as low as those trolls (like 16 years old girl case, what she wrote reminds me of those ‘keyboard warriors’ themselves.) 1) Your understanding of the internets is highly disturbing. It's a technology for communication. It's a tools for us. Why should things done just with this tool not be a matter for the police? It's like asking if matters with scissors or matters with toilet paper are a wise things to take to the police. It's about the matter and not the tool. If there is something illegal done, it's always a wise thing to go to the police. Not just in Korea. Besides, it also seems you don't understand the technical part of the internets, as you're mentioning the myth of anonymity behind doors. That's just so wrong. Every step you make is registered by your IP which is linked to your phone account. Often times it's even registered by image maps what you are (possibly) looking on right now on your screen. Using the internets is pretty much the opposite of anonymity. You are always in the spotlight 2) If her reaction is appropriate or not depends on the actual cases. In detail. With exact translation and complete log. As we are not provided with that information it's pretty much impossible to rate if she's over reacting or not. | ||
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Nickkelbackk
United States15 Posts
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Morta
Germany557 Posts
That's pretty crazy overreacting if you ask me. | ||
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Perseverance
Japan2800 Posts
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MrCon
France29748 Posts
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drag_
England425 Posts
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SourD
United States81 Posts
the things you say are held responsible by the poster and its is punished regulary by "cyper crime police dept." there is a part of the police (actually quite large) the deals specifically of these kind of matter and people that have harrased other people over the internet can serve jail time as well. I used to live in korea for first 19 years of my life before i moved to states, and i can tell you that "internet trolling" is harshly punished in korea. you have to understand that "internet community" have been widespead in korea years before other countries have, and thus they had more time to setup these kind of system to punish internet harassment | ||
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ThePurist
Canada686 Posts
On July 19 2011 18:09 MrCon wrote: Imo she's overreacting yes, his twitter is full of messages where she defend herself and slayers, now this, perhaps she should remember that she has a job ? Because during all of this, the slayers' ship is sinking... Some messages I feel she is actually looking to pick fights lolol | ||
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Perseverance
Japan2800 Posts
On July 19 2011 18:07 (Max 20 chars) wrote: 1) Your understanding of the internets is highly disturbing. It's a technology for communication. It's a tools for us. Why should things done just with this tool not be a matter for the police? It's like asking if matters with scissors or matters with toilet paper are a wise things to take to the police. It's about the matter and not the tool. If there is something illegal done, it's always a wise thing to go to the police. Not just in Korea. Besides, it also seems you don't understand the technical part of the internets, as you're mentioning the myth of anonymity behind doors. That's just so wrong. Every step you make is registered by your IP which is linked to your phone account. Often times it's even registered by image maps what you are (possibly) looking on right now on your screen. Using the internets is pretty much the opposite of anonymity. You are always in the spotlight 2) If her reaction is appropriate or not depends on the actual cases. In detail. With exact translation and complete log. As we are not provided with that information it's pretty much impossible to rate if she's over reacting or not. This is incorrect. Anyone can say their phone was stolen, computer trojaned, etc. | ||
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VectorCereal
Canada54 Posts
Very simple cases of cyber bullying through facebook are taken to the police frequently. Other things regarding public defamation and written-abuse are as well..Open your eyes people. In a culture where the internet is insanely popular do you not think things written over the internet would be of great importance? | ||
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HolyArrow
United States7116 Posts
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uzas
Croatia52 Posts
On July 19 2011 17:02 ArvickHero wrote: celebrities would often get harassed by "flamers" in SK.. Like I said, there have been suicides due to excessive harassment over the internet. Say what you will about having thicker skin or whatnot, but internet harassment in Korea is taken pretty seriously Suicides for harassment over the Internet? OMG Are they living on the fucking internet? Then they better not get out of their house cause the world would fucking eat them. I guess if you live on the internet (LOL) then its not overreacting and she should call the Internet police to guard her facebook, twitter and shit. LMAO But IRL its hilarious, its major overreacting. | ||
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Herper
501 Posts
On July 19 2011 17:29 MrSexington wrote: Not to mention that Eve looks like she's 13 years old. Why should that matter? She is about 21 years old. | ||
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DigitalisDestructi
United States488 Posts
On July 19 2011 18:03 hYdrA-MeNo wrote: WAIT!!!!!!!!!!!! shes only in gold league? She has two accounts, 슬레이어스이브 (SlayerSEve) in gold, the one causing the massive shitstorm, and 이쁘징 (probably a word play on "Eve" in Korean, no idea) in diamond. She's probable in diamond before she's recruited by Jessica, then she got a new account with SlayerS during the ladder lock. Placed into gold and... well...  | ||
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EchoZ
Japan5041 Posts
On July 19 2011 18:14 uzas wrote: Suicides for harassment over the Internet? OMG Are they living on the fucking internet? Then they better not get out of their house cause the world would fucking eat them. I guess if you live on the internet (LOL) then its not overreacting and she should call the Internet police to guard her facebook, twitter and shit. LMAO But IRL its hilarious, its major overreacting. You sir are overreacting. Consider other factors such as "culture" and "motherly love" before you act like that. | ||
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aebriol
Norway2066 Posts
I mean, obviously, internet trolls in the US and Europe er used to being able to say pretty much anything without it having any consequence. And it's pretty much accepted. Not so there. So whether or not she is overreacting is imho based on how far from what people normally act this is. | ||
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arbitrageur
Australia1202 Posts
On July 19 2011 18:14 uzas wrote: Suicides for harassment over the Internet? OMG Are they living on the fucking internet? Then they better not get out of their house cause the world would fucking eat them. I guess if you live on the internet (LOL) then its not overreacting and she should call the Internet police to guard her facebook, twitter and shit. LMAO But IRL its hilarious, its major overreacting. Shut your face. Different people have different thresholds. I'm sure you have a breaking point, and I'm equally sure there's a large amount of people that would LMAO at your breaking point and your suicide just like you're doing to those that have killed themselves due to cyber bullying. | ||
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