There's a quotes page, ain't there?

I think they're meant to be more along the lines of Insane Troll Logic, but certainly see if one of the site staff would be willing to put it in.

Speaking of which...Jack. Even when you try to romance her she still swears at you. She might count as well.

Actually, it could use an entire reworking. The troll race itself is essentially a race of internet trolls. I mean, they fear sunlight (for good reason) and have an entire system of romance based on hatred. That combined with the group basically encompassing the large majority of internet personalities really backs this up.

Simpliest way to detail the example on this page would be:
Homestuck trolls were introduced like this at first, trolling the initial four protagonists over the internet, but with time they were revealed to be an entirely separate species, actually called Trolls, and their initial trolling was merely an introduction for some of them.

That's the legal definition. In the layman's usage, "slander" can refer to any form of defamation.

Nice Spiderman reference(?)

Are you seriously white-knighting trolls of all kinds of people? Do you take hard drugs of any kind?

Seriously, if you've thought about the whole thing as long & hard as I have, you'll realize that trolls are essentially nothing more than school-yard bullies. It doesn't matter if they view it as an art form, a science or a life-style (you'd have to be really pathetic to view trolling as an acceptable life-style. Hell, Scientology is more acceptable than being a troll. Yeah, I said it). In the end, they're only picking on people to get a negative reaction out of them, in a sad & pathetic attempt to boost their non-existent self-esteem, much like a school-yard bully would.

While not all trolls are like this (sometimes they act like douche-bags in order to get a laugh out of other people, much like a class-clown), the majority of them are.

& before you call me out & say "Derp-de-durr ur just bein a canibal troll fuk u!", I'm speaking from experience here. I used to be a troll. I know what it's like to both receive & give.

I used to troll because it made me feel good. I picked easy targets because I knew I was mightier than them, intellectually, & I could use that power to ruin their day, just to make mine better. That's how trolls operate, they pick people whom they believe to be easy targets, because they suffer from "Denied Depression Syndrome", so, subconsciously, they pick on others just to feel better, if only temporarily.

I've also dealt with trolls in the past as well. They choose to pick on me because of my unpopular views &, put nicely, less than perfect personality. In their head, they're thinking "Oh, a 14 year old brat, this is gonna be fun!", but really, they're only doing it just to feel better, all while they're thinking that they're doing good by "teaching me a lesson". It's even sadder because, yes, I am a young teenager. These middle aged men, get off on picking on children. It doesn't take a psychologist to know that's just fucking sad, as it shows just how empty they are on the inside.

They're just depressed people who need help, but they're never going to get that help if they keep up their bullshit. Some of them actually like living their lives as bullies, thinking that they don't need help. That just further proves my point that they're depressed losers who are in denial that what they're doing is wrong.

If Soti Coto's post is actually subtle trolling, he (or she) will deserve the title of Magnificent Bastard/Bitch.

Write the example, then post it in this thread.

Poe's Law in action here, folks. It's almost impossible to sort out the trolls from people who simply have differing opinions.

I've been accused and seen people accused of being a troll just for discussing something logically, if somewhat sardonically. I've seen people accused of being "concern trolls" just for telling Straw Feminists that swearing at people and dismissing their opinions out of hand might not be helping them get the message across. I've also seen a guy accused of trying to troll a blog—Kotaku, specifically—just because he politely suggested that they shouldn't say "fuck" in their headline. The individual making the accusation also said that if the complainer was sincere, he needed to grow up. So they both accused him of trolling, and fell for the "troll". If this has taught me anything, it's that the people who make these accusations are often kind of irrational, and cannot distinguish between "this post upsets me" and "this post was meant' to upset me".

I concur. Also, stinger should be added saying "u mad bro?".

It needs some explanation: Kaufman once appeared on a Saturday Night Live rip-off but played a practical joke on his colleagues on live TV. He refused to say his lines and went completely off script until it turned into a brawl with Michael Richards.

The problem there is, a troll will perceive any sort of attention as anger. Even comments to the effect of "I don't give a shit" imply that you do, in fact, give a shit. That's why ignoring/reporting them is important; the troll will be desperately looking for responses to his bullshit.