Host Trix discusses his experience with online harassment, including porn bombing and trolling, and explains his screening process for panel guests.
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In this episode, host Trix talks about dealing with online harassment ▶ 0:33 and how it has affected his approach to choosing panel guests. He explains that he has been 'porn bombed' over a hundred times ▶ 0:34 and has had to develop strategies to handle these situations, such as putting up a banner to deter trolls ▶ 0:46. Trix also shares his advice for other panelists on how to avoid similar situations ▶ 0:59. He emphasizes the importance of screening potential guests, requiring them to introduce themselves and explain how they found his channel if they are not already known to him ▶ 1:15. At the beginning of the episode, Trix expresses his frustration with the negative comments in the chat ▶ 0:02 and invites people to discuss their issues with him on the panel ▶ 0:10.
The episode appears to highlight the challenges of hosting an online show and navigating the risks of online harassment. It suggests that building trust with potential guests and having a clear screening process are essential for maintaining a positive and respectful community. The conversation continues the pattern of Trix being open about his experiences and willing to share his knowledge with others.
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Some of the the chat is just getting a little bit depressing or like a little bit I don't want to be I don't want to be constantly hammered down. I'm doing this wrong. I'm doing this wrong. If you have some problem with me, you can come talk to me, discuss it on the panel. I I don't problem talking to Tommy James. And also, you know, you know, I do I do appreciate if I if they member members or mods do come on the panel or people I
know, but I'll talk to new people and stuff like that. I'm not going to say, "Oh, you have to." But it's like it is a very very much appreciated if you do. and I and you'll get a better chance of me noticing you and trusting you to come on panel, but I've been porn bombed over a hundred times. I' I've been I've been uh bombed with other things and that that kind of stuff and people are getting more sophisticated with it. And
so basically I I had to put up a banner sometimes and stuff like that. It's my fault that I get porn bomb sometimes, but most now now I'm getting so good at it when I put up the banner most of the time they just leave immediately because they know, oh, I'm not getting through to this guy. I'll go try some other panel, whatever. I'll try to help other panelists, too. I'll give them advice. I've I've been given advice about avoiding porn bombs and stuff, but you
know, I'm not it's not always perfect. Sometimes I'm like, "Oh, here looks like an interesting guest." And it's like they do that and stuff like that, but it's like if you're not on camera, I don't know your name. And it's like or some kind of weird name. You're going to have to type in the back chat how you found my channel, why you're here, why you want to be on the panel.
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