Jim,

Regarding the problem of "troll" and the solution: I disagree.
"Troll" is an easily abused term and is ad hominem by nature;
pretty useless because it's so often misapplied by angry posters
to generalize anyone who disagrees. I don't see the need for a
solution. Instead I see an opportunity for exploitation.

-mark

++++++++++++++++

It seems that we have a mascot troll here by the name of E---, so

most of us have seen an example of the garden-variety troll.
John  
would take the Linnaean identification of trolls farther down the

species path.

For my part, I'm not particularly concerned about the subgenera
of  
trolls, or ultimately the subspecies of each breed of trolls.
When I  
was in college, I took the time to explore the botanical  
documentation of the subspecies of rhus toxicodendron, commonly
known  
as poison ivy.  Some years later, when it was my task to
eradicate  
some particularly large stands of poison ivy, my only path of  
academic query was -- did I have enough Round-Up (TM) to finish  
spraying these five acres today?

Let it be the same on this group.  We should not delve into the  
genome of the troll, but simply deal with the troll in the
fashion  
with which trolls should be dealt.

See you in November.

Jim


James Arthur Strohm
Libertarian Candidate for US Congress, District 21, Texas
http://strohmforcongress.net
512-627-0879

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