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trolls
Trolls are disruptive online users who post inflammatory or offensive content in chat during streams, often repeatedly or in coordinated campaigns, sometimes resorting to shock tactics like pornographic spam.
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In the Psycheverse
Psyche treats troll management as a recurring operational and philosophical challenge, discussing practical moderation strategies while also examining trolling as a phenomenon worthy of understanding rather than mere dismissal. The show has produced resources like the "Panelverse Troll Decoder" and frames responses to trolls through the lens of spiritual practice—using self-deprecation, humility, and psychological insight to defuse hostility rather than escalate it.
Episodes (9)
EP.1687
I AM TH E LOBSTER
In Episode 1687 of the 'Cult of Psyche' podcast, host Psyche explores themes of inner transformation and resilience through a series of powerful spoken word pieces followed by an open discussion reflecting on personal and collective experiences.
EP.1404
Why You Need Trolls in Your Streaming Community
Episode discussing the role and importance of trolls within streaming communities.
EP.806
🐇 Rabbit Hole
Topics that frequently appear alongside trolls
online harassmentOnline harassment encompasses targeted digital abuse, trolling, and coordinated negativity directed at individuals or communities through social media and streaming platforms.streamingStreaming is the live broadcast of video and audio content over the internet, typically enabling real-time interaction between a host and audience. It serves as the primary medium through which content is distributed and community engagement occurs.community dynamicsCommunity dynamics in the Psycheverse refers to the interpersonal relationships, hierarchies, and conflicts that develop among Psyche's regular audience members, panelists, and recurring figures within the streaming community. These dynamics shape content, create ongoing narrative threads, and generate discussion about loyalty, behavioral norms, and social power.online behaviorOnline behavior refers to the conduct, communications, and actions individuals display across digital platforms, livestreams, and social media—including both authentic interaction and performative content designed for engagement.
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