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The problem with "reply" buttons and comment boxes: trolls reply at a much higher rate than average people. Even if only one in 20 of the readers of the content are trolls, their replies may account for half of the replies.
Newspapers should not have comment boxes (unless they are ready the employ full-time people to heavily curate the replies), and Twitter should allow disabling replies on tweets, as well as removing specific replies (only way to do this now is by blocking the poster)
Yes, comment boxes are 90% misused. Too much junk.
In China it’s called 键盘侠
Key word. "May". Leaves room to be accurate.
Also sprach Zarathustra!
How do you define troll?
But these trolls and off the cuff replies are what drive user engagement
I assume your definition of troll is a human, I still support the idea of providing reply buttons, since normally after reading the articles I go to comments to understand what is public opinion, should we start thinking of downvoting trolls and a rating system similar to Reddit?
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