...Trolling and internet hate crime, even bullying has become more and more apparent in the media of late. With petitions flying to try and change Twitter accounts security settings, to bills being proposed to change the first amendment under American law to incorporate internet behaviour. The internet has changed the way that we communicate, and allowed people who have been until now far to under confident to voice an opinion the freedom to do so behind a screen.
Now from experience, I know that whatever your opinion on certain matters, it takes a lot of strength to voice it at times, and you do expect a certain amount of backlash. If you back your argument with solid fact, that is, it will stand up on its own. Not so online it seems. It seems that although provided with evidence, some internet users deem fit to rip work that has taken you perhaps months to complete to shreds without a modicum of evidence to support their side of the story....
http://www.autismdailynewscast.com/opin ... shanellis/ 
18 Jul 2016, 7:18 am
