Internet Troll Anatomy Graphics

This Picture Shows Exactly What an Online Pest is Made Of

While people have adopted the term "trolling" into their vocabulary to describe just about anyone who annoys them, a real Internet troll is much worse.

Internet trolls purposefully go out of their way to get a strong reaction out of people to the point where their target is victimized. While this image outlines the characteristics of these Internet creatures, it does so in a hilarious manner, probably to give the trolls a taste of their own medicine. For example, while it lists that a troll has no heart, it contexts this feature with, “ripped out by ex-girlfriend.” Another funny one is they have no grammar or spelling cortex within.

As amusing as this is, it also touches on very true points like trolls having lazy legs, as they’re always on the computer.

Internet Troll Psychology
Opportunities for mental health professionals to better understand and treat the behavior of online trolls.
Anti-trolling Technology
Possibilities for tech companies to develop tools that can detect and prevent trolling behavior on online platforms.
Humorous Anti-trolling Tactics
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Sectors Adopting This

Social Media Platforms
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Online Counseling Services
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Comedy Content Production
Marketing opportunities for comedy producers to create content that turns the tables on trolls, while providing entertainment for their audience.
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0.6 out of 10
GENDER
50% Men50% Women
MARKETTop markets: North America
GENERATION
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  • Gen X
  • Gen Z (primary audience)
  • Millennial (primary audience)
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Popularity 3%
Activity 6%
Freshness 8%