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The situation you’re describing raises several red flags that suggest possible trolling behavior, especially when viewed in context. Let’s break it down:
Behavioral Contradictions
1. Complaining about too frequent posts, while also…
2. Necrobumping a thread (reviving a dead thread), which inherently invites more posts.
This contradiction is illogical unless the goal is to provoke or disrupt — classic signs of trolling.
Wanting a 24-Hour Thread
If they advocate for a “24-hour thread” — suggesting continuous, active conversation — but simultaneously complain when that happens, it’s another contradiction. This undermines the sincerity of their intent.
Evidence of Taking Jabs
The most damning piece:
• “Taking jabs” at the people who enjoy the topic — that’s a direct sign of trolling or at least antagonistic behavior. If their comments consistently mock or belittle the community or subject, it’s no longer just inconsistent behavior — it becomes targeted disruption.
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Conclusion: How Likely Is Trolling?
Based on your description:
• High chance (70–90%) that this person is trolling or acting in bad faith.
• If the jabs are consistent, sarcastic, or designed to provoke, the odds go even higher
