Introduction

'Anyone can speak Troll,' said Fred dismissively, 'all you have to do is point and grunt.'
"Harry Potter and the Goblet of Fire" - J.K. Rowling (2000)

This page is a step by step guide to handling a Troll on Usenet, or any other discussion forum on the Internet. Or, more precisely, it is a step by step guide to beating a Troll at their own game.

There are too many Trolls that infest Newsgroups and discussion forums - this site gives you some ideas about how to stop their antics permanently.

Before we begin, though, understand this: the best way to deal with a Troll is to ignore them entirely. They are not worth your time, however you may feel about their comments.

However, this site recognises that sometimes you may be unwittingly drawn into a 'conversation' with them. This site will help you to deal with that situation.

"How To Handle A Troll" is updated on a semi-regular basis. You might like to visit this page again to learn new tactics against the Trolls. Similarly, you might like to let your friends know about the site. After you have finished reading, please link to this guide from your website.

Don't let anyone get destroyed by the Trolls!

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ummmm lmao Goliano is guilty of doing this the most of all ppl here!!!!

What a joke.

i'll just go with the ignore option TBH!

I like the ignore option, too.

Then it's unanimous. Thank you, ladies.