A paraître"Flaming" i.e. sending angry, critical, or disparaging messages is computer slang for a much-appreciated activity for a few forum members. Instead of addressing the topic under discussion they set off attacking verbally other members "for the fun of it". As the phenomenon pollutes the functioning of threads (through the flaming itself and the reactions of average users), webmasters have three options: a) a typical "laissez-faire" policy based on self-regulation; b) a filtering of contributions, which may be perceived as freedom-threatening censorship; and c) a more original decision to create a special thread, forum, or website dedicated to insulting. I propose to investigate the third option, examining why and how an insult forum...
Generally, people use social media as a real-life reference. Social media provides freedom to share ...
This research aims at studying in a discursive perspective the comments following a selection of You...
Hate speech in user comments is a serious challenge for media actors, platforms, legal authorities, ...
A paraître"Flaming" i.e. sending angry, critical, or disparaging messages is computer slang for a mu...
The aim of this study is to investigate how language is used, online, in a condescending way in orde...
Whereas the amount of hostility found online increases, scholarly interest in online hostility is de...
In this explorative study, flaming on YouTube was studied using surveys of YouTube users. Flaming is...
The emerging world-wide e-society creates new ways of interaction between people with different cult...
This paper explores the phenomenon of "flaming," which has been typically cited as an anti...
Online spaces have been the sites of conflict and aggressive behavior since the earliest days of the...
© 2018 Academic Research Publishing Group. In the present study, we objectify the timeliness of stud...
The article characterizes the phenomenon of vulgarization in Internet forums. The author gives examp...
Objective: The purpose of this paper is to investigate what motivates people to provide malicious c...
A certain kind of online behavior, called flaming, consists of exhibiting hostility towards other pe...
Toxic practices on the Internet began when the shift toward Web 2.0—e.g., information sharing, user-...
Generally, people use social media as a real-life reference. Social media provides freedom to share ...
This research aims at studying in a discursive perspective the comments following a selection of You...
Hate speech in user comments is a serious challenge for media actors, platforms, legal authorities, ...
A paraître"Flaming" i.e. sending angry, critical, or disparaging messages is computer slang for a mu...
The aim of this study is to investigate how language is used, online, in a condescending way in orde...
Whereas the amount of hostility found online increases, scholarly interest in online hostility is de...
In this explorative study, flaming on YouTube was studied using surveys of YouTube users. Flaming is...
The emerging world-wide e-society creates new ways of interaction between people with different cult...
This paper explores the phenomenon of "flaming," which has been typically cited as an anti...
Online spaces have been the sites of conflict and aggressive behavior since the earliest days of the...
© 2018 Academic Research Publishing Group. In the present study, we objectify the timeliness of stud...
The article characterizes the phenomenon of vulgarization in Internet forums. The author gives examp...
Objective: The purpose of this paper is to investigate what motivates people to provide malicious c...
A certain kind of online behavior, called flaming, consists of exhibiting hostility towards other pe...
Toxic practices on the Internet began when the shift toward Web 2.0—e.g., information sharing, user-...
Generally, people use social media as a real-life reference. Social media provides freedom to share ...
This research aims at studying in a discursive perspective the comments following a selection of You...
Hate speech in user comments is a serious challenge for media actors, platforms, legal authorities, ...