PAID TROLLS 101
- Trolls are paid per response. At the end of the day, they have to submit to their handler an excel file with links to their Tweets/comments as proof of their work. For bigger clients, each Troll has to reach a quota to be paid (for example, 30 per day).
- Trolls are paid per response. At the end of the day, they have to submit to their handler an excel file with links to their Tweets/comments as proof of their work. For bigger clients, each Troll has to reach a quota to be paid (for example, 30 per day).
- They make more money if they get a hashtag trending. Report #/dU30p4r1n and refrain from using that specific phrase at any cost.
- Even if there are thousands of them, only a handful of people are writing the same script. There are people who do copy pasta, and people who change one to two words then send out their tweets.
Don& #39;t engage either way.
Don& #39;t engage either way.
- The block and report functions are your best friends. Hide/delete reply is also a great way to keep them from earning. Shut down their main source of income, and they& #39;ll have difficulty keeping up.
- Trolls are EASILY demotivated. The people behind the screens will give up eventually if you keep on blocking/deleting their tweets. They& #39;ll either switch projects or drop their employer.
So keep at it. Keep fighting. We got this.
#OUSTDUTERTENOW
So keep at it. Keep fighting. We got this.
#OUSTDUTERTENOW