[FiniteIntegral]

I think you underestimate the willingness of people to pay to troll, it may filter out people but an app that was (in theory) meant to be secure shouldn't think of a problem as filtering rather than securing. Admins knowing peoples' identities simply moves the weakest link in the chain to the admins. I think an app like this was doomed from the start and 4chan simply pulled the plug on an already leaking bathtub.

[msgodel]

I've thought about buying throwaway phone numbers just to troll linkedin. I'd be surprised if people weren't finding ways to get accounts on apps like this for trolling.

The only reason I haven't is because it feels like LinkedIn may have already jumped the shark and I wouldn't really get the value for my money.

[dabockster]

> The only reason I haven't is because it feels like LinkedIn may have already jumped the shark and I wouldn't really get the value for my money.

You'd get the lulz. That in itself can be mentally satisfying.

Tbh I've thought about trolling LinkedIn myself. It honestly needs to die.

[dabockster]

> Admins knowing peoples' identities simply moves the weakest link in the chain to the admins.

And now you have a better chance at pointing a finger at someone, at the very least. And the thought of that finger pointing would be enough to keep an admin on top of things.

[ada1981]

Are there any premium troll Sites?

[fooker]

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