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Oh, and by the way, you need to relearn the definition of troll. A troll is someone who deliberately walks into a website in praise of something (or against something) and spams the forum repeatedly with verbal flamethrower-y remarks attempting to start a riot of weeping and gnashing of teeth. A) This is not an anti-Adam website. I see nothing in the site's title about "We Hate Adam Lambert Fanclub." It is a site encouraging people to vote for bad but entertaining folks to screw with the producers and fans of "American Idol." Last time I checked, all viewpoints are allowed, although The Popular Viewpoint is that Adam suxxorz. B) I am a VERY infrequent poster. I visit this site at least once a week to catch up on all the dirt Dave digs up and the hilarious recaps, but I only comment when I see something truly ridiculous and/or interesting. So basically, and I'm sure this will cause you to tell me to "F*** off" or some equally intelligent phrase, all I'm saying is "person with dissenting viewpoint does not always equal troll." Now if I came back here and started posting 20 posts a day about the greatness that is Adam for no apparent reason and particularly in topics that have nothing to do with him (e.g., "Angela gets record contract") and started calling everyone who disagreed with me retarded, THEN you might have a troll on your hands. I too get annoyed with trolls. You mentioned you have had to deal with pro-Darwinism trolls on Intelligent Design boards. Well, I used to belong to a debate website, and any time I would post something remotely pro-Christian, my posts would be flooded with people telling me how stupid I am, using the worst language possible (my personal opinion on swearing and namecalling is that it's fine every once and a while, but if that's all you have going for you in a dialogue, it's really sad), and saying the most blasphemous things possible. Those, my friend, were trolls.
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