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GIFT theory is the most common thing on the Internet, and as much as being yelled at by a fuckin Wannabe Uberfrench hurts, '''it is not as bad as it WILL be for you''' if you keep whining.
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GIFT theory is the most common thing on the Internet, and as much as being yelled at by a Wannabe Uberfrench hurts, '''it is not as bad as it WILL be for you''' if you keep whining.
  
 
Drama is an odd thing, and highly unexplained. Basically, the Internet has no official study into any behaviour (Though recent events has resulted in a CIA funded research into Anon but that is another story), and as a result some of said activity is more or less grouped under E-Drama.
 
Drama is an odd thing, and highly unexplained. Basically, the Internet has no official study into any behaviour (Though recent events has resulted in a CIA funded research into Anon but that is another story), and as a result some of said activity is more or less grouped under E-Drama.

Revision as of 04:14, 12 December 2010

GIFT theory is the most common thing on the Internet, and as much as being yelled at by a Wannabe Uberfrench hurts, it is not as bad as it WILL be for you if you keep whining.

Drama is an odd thing, and highly unexplained. Basically, the Internet has no official study into any behaviour (Though recent events has resulted in a CIA funded research into Anon but that is another story), and as a result some of said activity is more or less grouped under E-Drama.

People with a lack of thick skin, GIFT theory enthusiasts and Trolls are common creators of Drama, and also enlarge said incident.

Common forms of drama include:

  • An oppressive figure attacking a submissive figure constantly throughout the website.
  • A submissive figure attacking in retaliation of an attack by an oppressive figure.
  • A flamewar.
  • A real life event connecting several figures. (Forum sponsored event, accident, major disaster.)
  • A troll reaching a sensitive spot within the hiearchy.
  • A promiment figure demanding unreasonable rewards for his past success
  • A member actually leaving.
  • A member attention whoring.
  • A troll pretending to be a submissive figure.
  • An alteration to the enviroment (Website, videogame...)