RolStoppable said:
Yeah... no. Your first sentence is correct, but then you are off base. Person A thought Spider-Man 2 would sell more for sure. When initial sales data came in, person A immediately claimed victory only to be proven wrong with later data. Since then person A has been unable to take the loss and has kept bumping this thread every time favorable data for their case has come in, only to be proven wrong again by additional data. It's such blatant trolling that I do wonder why you still haven't picked up on this. |
Social networks work like this:
About 2 weeks ago on redit someone said they were closing Tango because the founder had left. And in an instant it goes viral.
Yun Watanabe (award-winning cinematics director on multiple AAA games) writes on Twitter that this is absolutely false.
They respond that what do you know, that you are lying, that you dedicate yourself to doing your job, that you don't say any more nonsense because you have already covered your quota...
Yun tells them that I worked there.
They respond with more idiocies, insults and accusations.
I have given an example of trolls attacking directly, but normally trolls attack in a subtle way.
The result is that people who tell interesting things don't do it. And the networks are filled with a cacophony of nonsense and news without substance.
This is something that happens everywhere. I wonder why the moderators don't take action.