
Psyche/Trix provides a guide to identifying and dealing with different types of online trolls and cyberbullies by understanding their psychology and tactics.
Original TransmissionsIn this episode, Psyche explores the world of internet trolling by categorizing different types of online harassers into distinct archetypes. The host presents a taxonomy of troll types including 'the heckler,' 'the flutter,' 'the parasocial leaf,' 'the conspiracy theorist,' 'the sock puppet army,' 'the edgelord,' 'the sabotur mod,' 'the academic troll,' 'the personal sniper,' and 'the phantom donor.' The central thesis is that by naming and recognizing these different troll personas, one can better defend against their tactics. The episode appears to focus on empowering content creators, gamers, bloggers, and social media users with practical strategies for maintaining safe online spaces and protecting their digital presence from harassment.
A brief episode capturing what appears to be a real-time online confrontation where Mason faces harassment from trolls, with supporters rallying to defend him.
Psyche discusses challenges with live streaming, including being 'porn bombed' and 'gore bombed' by malicious viewers trying to get her channel in trouble.
Host Psyche addresses doxing incident involving Alexander McQueen revealing personal information on the show, resulting in a privacy complaint and fine.
Psyche opens up about personal struggles with online harassment and cyberbullying, sharing how keyboard warriors emotionally affected her.
Host Trix discusses dealing with online harassment, including porn bombing and trolling, while explaining their screening process for panel guests.
Host Psyche discusses the challenges of moderating an online channel, using analogies about house rules and maintaining order in their digital space.