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deceptive behavior
Deceptive behavior refers to intentional acts of misleading, dishonesty, or concealment—including online practices like trolling, sock puppet accounts, and coordinated misinformation campaigns.
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In the Psycheverse
Psyche draws on their published work *Trollipedia* to examine deceptive tactics within online communities, particularly how bad-faith actors use anonymous accounts and coordinated harassment to manipulate discourse and create chaos within spiritual and esoteric spaces.
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Topics that frequently appear alongside deceptive behavior
community managementCommunity management in an online livestream context involves the policies, moderation tools, and interpersonal strategies used to maintain order, safety, and engagement within a chat or community space.online trollingOnline trolling is deliberate provocative behavior designed to disrupt, upset, or manipulate people in digital spaces, often involving fake accounts and coordinated harassment.internet safetyInternet safety refers to practices and awareness around protecting oneself from online threats, harassment, deception, and manipulative behavior in digital spaces.sock puppet accountsSock puppet accounts are fake online identities created and controlled by a single person or coordinated group to deceive others, harass, or manipulate discussions.
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