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[quote][b]Posted by:[/b] Frapican I'm assuming that they would check the user's post history, join date, past offenses, and linked gamertag to determine if the user is a troll or just a new member. If they can't figure it out, they could always warn the user as a future reference for such behavoir.[/quote]Good assumption, especially for a relatively new member... Basically, don't worry about it until the user makes a mistake, and then judge them accordingly.
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One has to do so very carefully. Consider tone, phrasing, and specific words that the poster in question uses. Generally, though, if one has to ask if someone is a troll or a new user, they are probably a troll. If not, they can handle a warning.
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I'm assuming that they would check the user's post history, join date, past offenses, and linked gamertag to determine if the user is a troll or just a new member. If they can't figure it out, they could always warn the user as a future reference for such behavoir. [Edited on 10.10.2012 2:09 PM PDT]
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[quote][b]Posted by:[/b] SilverBulitt82 Not sure, most of the time I can't tell.[/quote] It's hard, but there are distinctions. One will seem oblivious, and one will act oblivious and then act like a jerk.
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[quote][b]Posted by:[/b] ALI217 is this a joke? Answer : He looks at the join date!!! lolololol.[/quote]^Didn't think about the question posed too carefully. OT: Trolls are obnoxious about their supposed ignorance, new users are timid.
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Just ban them all. We're isolationist.
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[quote][b]Posted by:[/b] ALI217 is this a joke? Answer : He looks at the join date!!! lolololol.[/quote] The join date doesn't make a difference between a troll and a new user.
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Not sure, most of the time I can't tell.
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is this a joke? Answer : He looks at the join date!!! lolololol.
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By the way they post, it can be quite obvious in some cases.