I’ve collected all the data that I need.

AggieIceCream05 · Post by **AggieIceCream05** » March 22nd, 2024, 4:07 pm

Thank you to everyone. I must leave for good. It’s been fun getting to know all of you, and I genuinely hope your Aggies win tonight!

Title: "Exploring the Effects of Trolling Behavior on Online Communities: A Mock Experiment"

Abstract:
This study investigates the impact of trolling behavior on online fan forum communities. Participants were recruited from various fan forums and were randomly assigned roles as either genuine contributors or trolls. The experiment aimed to observe the reactions of genuine contributors to trolling behavior and assess the overall effect on the community dynamic.

Methodology:
1. Participant Recruitment: Participants were recruited from multiple fan forums covering different topics to ensure diversity in interests and demographics.
2. Role Assignment: Participants were randomly assigned roles as either genuine contributors or trolls. Trolls were instructed to engage in disruptive behavior, while genuine contributors were asked to participate as they normally would.
3. Data Collection: Data was collected through observation of forum interactions, including posts, replies, and reactions to trolling behavior.
4. Analysis: The data was analyzed to identify patterns in responses to trolling behavior, changes in community dynamics, and the overall impact on forum engagement.

Results:
1. Response Patterns: Genuine contributors exhibited a range of responses to trolling behavior, including ignoring, confronting, or attempting to reason with trolls.
2. Community Dynamics: Trolling behavior was found to disrupt the normal flow of conversation and reduce overall engagement among genuine contributors.
3. Impact on Forum Engagement: Trolling behavior led to decreased participation and increased negativity within the community.

Conclusion:
This mock experiment highlights the detrimental effects of trolling behavior on online fan forum communities. The findings emphasize the importance of fostering a positive and supportive environment for genuine contributors to thrive.

Limitations and Future Research:
Further research could explore the long-term effects of trolling behavior on online communities and examine potential strategies for mitigating its impact. Additionally, this study relied on simulated trolling behavior and may not fully capture the complexities of real-world interactions.

Dkdavis · Post by **Dkdavis** » March 22nd, 2024, 4:15 pm

Lol nice chat gpt report. This report says nothing. I’m impressed by the amount of time you were able to spend on this forum trolling. I find it fascinating that there are people out there who get so much enjoyment out of stirring up controversy in others.

Oldmainblue · Post by **Oldmainblue** » March 22nd, 2024, 4:17 pm

He also hacked Goodman's account and leaked a false report about Washington's interest in Danny Sprinkle.

ChowderAggie · Post by **ChowderAggie** » March 22nd, 2024, 4:31 pm

This looks like a perfect manuscript to submit to the Journal of Remedial Studies.

BearLakeMonster · Post by **BearLakeMonster** » March 22nd, 2024, 4:36 pm

Aggie formerly in Hawaii · Post by **Aggie formerly in Hawaii** » March 22nd, 2024, 4:41 pm

I wish you good fortunes in the wars to come.

Aggie in Boise · Post by **Aggie in Boise** » March 22nd, 2024, 4:59 pm

AggieIceCream05 wrote: ↑
March 22nd, 2024, 4:07 pm
Thank you to everyone. I must leave for good. It’s been fun getting to know all of you, and I genuinely hope your Aggies win tonight!

Title: "Exploring the Effects of Trolling Behavior on Online Communities: A Mock Experiment"

Abstract:
This study investigates the impact of trolling behavior on online fan forum communities. Participants were recruited from various fan forums and were randomly assigned roles as either genuine contributors or trolls. The experiment aimed to observe the reactions of genuine contributors to trolling behavior and assess the overall effect on the community dynamic.

Methodology:
1. Participant Recruitment: Participants were recruited from multiple fan forums covering different topics to ensure diversity in interests and demographics.
2. Role Assignment: Participants were randomly assigned roles as either genuine contributors or trolls. Trolls were instructed to engage in disruptive behavior, while genuine contributors were asked to participate as they normally would.
3. Data Collection: Data was collected through observation of forum interactions, including posts, replies, and reactions to trolling behavior.
4. Analysis: The data was analyzed to identify patterns in responses to trolling behavior, changes in community dynamics, and the overall impact on forum engagement.

Results:
1. Response Patterns: Genuine contributors exhibited a range of responses to trolling behavior, including ignoring, confronting, or attempting to reason with trolls.
2. Community Dynamics: Trolling behavior was found to disrupt the normal flow of conversation and reduce overall engagement among genuine contributors.
3. Impact on Forum Engagement: Trolling behavior led to decreased participation and increased negativity within the community.

Conclusion:
This mock experiment highlights the detrimental effects of trolling behavior on online fan forum communities. The findings emphasize the importance of fostering a positive and supportive environment for genuine contributors to thrive.

Limitations and Future Research:
Further research could explore the long-term effects of trolling behavior on online communities and examine potential strategies for mitigating its impact. Additionally, this study relied on simulated trolling behavior and may not fully capture the complexities of real-world interactions.

Are you sure you collected all the data you needed? Did you collect this?

justinmorrey · Post by **justinmorrey** » March 22nd, 2024, 5:01 pm

I don't know if you didn't realize this, but 90% of the board knew you were a troll from day 1.

Madmartigan · Post by **Madmartigan** » March 22nd, 2024, 5:35 pm

AggieIceCream05 wrote: ↑
March 22nd, 2024, 4:07 pm
Thank you to everyone. I must leave for good. It’s been fun getting to know all of you, and I genuinely hope your Aggies win tonight!

Title: "Exploring the Effects of Trolling Behavior on Online Communities: A Mock Experiment"

Abstract:
This study investigates the impact of trolling behavior on online fan forum communities. Participants were recruited from various fan forums and were randomly assigned roles as either genuine contributors or trolls. The experiment aimed to observe the reactions of genuine contributors to trolling behavior and assess the overall effect on the community dynamic.

Methodology:
1. Participant Recruitment: Participants were recruited from multiple fan forums covering different topics to ensure diversity in interests and demographics.
2. Role Assignment: Participants were randomly assigned roles as either genuine contributors or trolls. Trolls were instructed to engage in disruptive behavior, while genuine contributors were asked to participate as they normally would.
3. Data Collection: Data was collected through observation of forum interactions, including posts, replies, and reactions to trolling behavior.
4. Analysis: The data was analyzed to identify patterns in responses to trolling behavior, changes in community dynamics, and the overall impact on forum engagement.

Results:
1. Response Patterns: Genuine contributors exhibited a range of responses to trolling behavior, including ignoring, confronting, or attempting to reason with trolls.
2. Community Dynamics: Trolling behavior was found to disrupt the normal flow of conversation and reduce overall engagement among genuine contributors.
3. Impact on Forum Engagement: Trolling behavior led to decreased participation and increased negativity within the community.

Conclusion:
This mock experiment highlights the detrimental effects of trolling behavior on online fan forum communities. The findings emphasize the importance of fostering a positive and supportive environment for genuine contributors to thrive.

Limitations and Future Research:
Further research could explore the long-term effects of trolling behavior on online communities and examine potential strategies for mitigating its impact. Additionally, this study relied on simulated trolling behavior and may not fully capture the complexities of real-world interactions.

Thanks Stunner

Blue Sage · Post by **Blue Sage** » March 22nd, 2024, 5:54 pm

But what if we get past TCU? How will Great Do against thier center? It’s been something I’ve been thinking about. It’s an interesting match up. For instance I don’t see them doubling Great.

ViAggie · Post by **ViAggie** » March 22nd, 2024, 6:01 pm

AggieIceCream05 wrote: ↑
March 22nd, 2024, 4:07 pm
Thank you to everyone. I must leave for good. It’s been fun getting to know all of you, and I genuinely hope your Aggies win tonight!

Title: "Exploring the Effects of Trolling Behavior on Online Communities: A Mock Experiment"

Abstract:
This study investigates the impact of trolling behavior on online fan forum communities. Participants were recruited from various fan forums and were randomly assigned roles as either genuine contributors or trolls. The experiment aimed to observe the reactions of genuine contributors to trolling behavior and assess the overall effect on the community dynamic.

Methodology:
1. Participant Recruitment: Participants were recruited from multiple fan forums covering different topics to ensure diversity in interests and demographics.
2. Role Assignment: Participants were randomly assigned roles as either genuine contributors or trolls. Trolls were instructed to engage in disruptive behavior, while genuine contributors were asked to participate as they normally would.
3. Data Collection: Data was collected through observation of forum interactions, including posts, replies, and reactions to trolling behavior.
4. Analysis: The data was analyzed to identify patterns in responses to trolling behavior, changes in community dynamics, and the overall impact on forum engagement.

Results:
1. Response Patterns: Genuine contributors exhibited a range of responses to trolling behavior, including ignoring, confronting, or attempting to reason with trolls.
2. Community Dynamics: Trolling behavior was found to disrupt the normal flow of conversation and reduce overall engagement among genuine contributors.
3. Impact on Forum Engagement: Trolling behavior led to decreased participation and increased negativity within the community.

Conclusion:
This mock experiment highlights the detrimental effects of trolling behavior on online fan forum communities. The findings emphasize the importance of fostering a positive and supportive environment for genuine contributors to thrive.

Limitations and Future Research:
Further research could explore the long-term effects of trolling behavior on online communities and examine potential strategies for mitigating its impact. Additionally, this study relied on simulated trolling behavior and may not fully capture the complexities of real-world interactions.

and your final grade? F-

AndroidAggie · Post by **AndroidAggie** » March 22nd, 2024, 6:52 pm

Madmartigan wrote: ↑
March 22nd, 2024, 5:35 pm

Thanks Stunner

surprised pikachu face

how did i not see it

Madmartigan · Post by **Madmartigan** » March 22nd, 2024, 6:53 pm

AndroidAggie wrote: ↑
March 22nd, 2024, 6:52 pm

Madmartigan wrote: ↑
March 22nd, 2024, 5:35 pm

Thanks Stunner
surprised pikachu face

how did i not see it

It was brutally evident from his very first post and his user name LOL.

AndroidAggie · Post by **AndroidAggie** » March 22nd, 2024, 6:54 pm

Madmartigan wrote: ↑
March 22nd, 2024, 6:53 pm
It was brutally evident from his very first post and his user name LOL.

don't rub it in i'm not that bright ok

Madmartigan · Post by **Madmartigan** » March 22nd, 2024, 6:56 pm

AndroidAggie wrote: ↑
March 22nd, 2024, 6:54 pm

Madmartigan wrote: ↑
March 22nd, 2024, 6:53 pm
It was brutally evident from his very first post and his user name LOL.
don't rub it in i'm not that bright ok

I forgot to add in the “to me” part. I don’t think it would’ve been that obvious to most. His style is just so… stunner.

AndroidAggie · Post by **AndroidAggie** » March 22nd, 2024, 6:57 pm

stunner is a really good dude deep down, but he sure does like to use his marionette strings and make us dance

Ahbye · Post by **Ahbye** » March 22nd, 2024, 7:42 pm

Dkdavis wrote: ↑
March 22nd, 2024, 4:15 pm
Lol nice chat gpt report. This report says nothing. I’m impressed by the amount of time you were able to spend on this forum trolling. I find it fascinating that there are people out there who get so much enjoyment out of stirring up controversy in others.

I find it fascinating that people can be so unsuccessful that they go to message boards of mid-level schools to "troll". He was immediately outted after like, two posts. Ask any "researcher" what the Hawthorne Effect does to the legitimacy of their "research".

https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Hawthorne_effect

Dwigt · Post by **Dwigt** » March 22nd, 2024, 11:21 pm

Dkdavis wrote: ↑
March 22nd, 2024, 4:15 pm
Lol nice chat gpt report. This report says nothing. I’m impressed by the amount of time you were able to spend on this forum trolling. I find it fascinating that there are people out there who get so much enjoyment out of stirring up controversy in others.

I feel sorry for him. Imagine what must be lacking in your life to feel the need to do this over and over to garner the attention they are obviously not getting from the relationships close to them.

jpswensen · Post by **jpswensen** » March 22nd, 2024, 11:23 pm

AggieIceCream05 wrote: ↑
March 22nd, 2024, 4:07 pm
Thank you to everyone. I must leave for good. It’s been fun getting to know all of you, and I genuinely hope your Aggies win tonight!

Title: "Exploring the Effects of Trolling Behavior on Online Communities: A Mock Experiment"

Abstract:
This study investigates the impact of trolling behavior on online fan forum communities. Participants were recruited from various fan forums and were randomly assigned roles as either genuine contributors or trolls. The experiment aimed to observe the reactions of genuine contributors to trolling behavior and assess the overall effect on the community dynamic.

Methodology:
1. Participant Recruitment: Participants were recruited from multiple fan forums covering different topics to ensure diversity in interests and demographics.
2. Role Assignment: Participants were randomly assigned roles as either genuine contributors or trolls. Trolls were instructed to engage in disruptive behavior, while genuine contributors were asked to participate as they normally would.
3. Data Collection: Data was collected through observation of forum interactions, including posts, replies, and reactions to trolling behavior.
4. Analysis: The data was analyzed to identify patterns in responses to trolling behavior, changes in community dynamics, and the overall impact on forum engagement.

Results:
1. Response Patterns: Genuine contributors exhibited a range of responses to trolling behavior, including ignoring, confronting, or attempting to reason with trolls.
2. Community Dynamics: Trolling behavior was found to disrupt the normal flow of conversation and reduce overall engagement among genuine contributors.
3. Impact on Forum Engagement: Trolling behavior led to decreased participation and increased negativity within the community.

Conclusion:
This mock experiment highlights the detrimental effects of trolling behavior on online fan forum communities. The findings emphasize the importance of fostering a positive and supportive environment for genuine contributors to thrive.

Limitations and Future Research:
Further research could explore the long-term effects of trolling behavior on online communities and examine potential strategies for mitigating its impact. Additionally, this study relied on simulated trolling behavior and may not fully capture the complexities of real-world interactions.

Please provide your IRB # and institution. Someone is getting fired for research malfeasance.

Cuchelain · Post by **Cuchelain** » March 22nd, 2024, 11:40 pm

Breaking: Aggie ice cream has been found to have plagiarized large sections of his thesis. Review of each of his other publications is now underway.

MrBiggle · Post by **MrBiggle** » March 22nd, 2024, 11:46 pm

Lets make this official mods!

QuackAttackAggie · Post by **QuackAttackAggie** » March 23rd, 2024, 12:26 am

You may be ice cream 5 but you'll always be #1stunner in our hearts

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Hoot · Post by **Hoot** » March 23rd, 2024, 6:30 am

MrBiggle wrote: ↑
March 22nd, 2024, 11:46 pm
Lets make this official mods!

Twas the mods who believed in him

FloridaAggie13 · Post by **FloridaAggie13** » March 23rd, 2024, 7:27 am

QuackAttackAggie wrote: ↑
March 23rd, 2024, 12:26 am
You may be ice cream 5 but you'll always be #1stunner in our hearts

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