Tim and Jen Tracker

[dx4100]

Originally Posted by ScoopsAhoy

But why does that bother you? It’s not your kid.

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I guess this is what happens when you monetise your children and home life...

[bighal]

There are some vloggers ( not disney ones) out there that you can see are just using their kids to make money and putting them in danger and not caring about their future just to put some context on this.

[Mazbar]

Originally Posted by dx4100

I guess this is what happens when you monetise your children and home life...

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One minutes you stopped watching them because of their racist past then it was because of Jen view of covid. If you do not like them I recommend you just stop watching them altogether and you wouldn’t have to post about them.

[dx4100]

Originally Posted by Mazbar

One minutes you stopped watching them because of their racist past then it was because of Jen view of covid. If you do not like them I recommend you just stop watching them altogether and you wouldn’t have to post about them.

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Nah, I like a good bitch 😀

I don't watch them anymore but I do follow the odd "look at this" post

[Bozza]

Originally Posted by Mazbar

One minutes you stopped watching them because of their racist past then it was because of Jen view of covid. If you do not like them I recommend you just stop watching them altogether and you wouldn’t have to post about them.

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I read a fascinating article about "Hating as a Hobby" this morning that focused on this obsessive hatred of vloggers and the like. Well worth a read...

This hater-fan mirror is at the heart of understanding anti-fandom or “hatedom.” Anti-fans are possessed with the same passion as fans: they follow, they discuss, they obsess. But rather than blind worship, they’re immersed in blind hatred. Instead of a positive bond characterized by affection for a creator, it’s a negative one characterized by obsession for an online influencer.

Linky >>> every.to/news/hating-as-a-hobby

[miked1e]

Originally Posted by Bozza

I read a fascinating article about "Hating as a Hobby" this morning that focused on this obsessive hatred of vloggers and the like. Well worth a read...

This hater-fan mirror is at the heart of understanding anti-fandom or “hatedom.” Anti-fans are possessed with the same passion as fans: they follow, they discuss, they obsess. But rather than blind worship, they’re immersed in blind hatred. Instead of a positive bond characterized by affection for a creator, it’s a negative one characterized by obsession for an online influencer.

Linky >>> every.to/news/hating-as-a-hobby

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I only scanned the article, and I expect majority of it would go over my head anyhow.

But I believe that those kind of forums and negative comments say a lot more about the person posting than the vlogger. In fact gives a great insight into I expect the sadness or hatred within their own lives that they find projecting this externally to public figures / influencers etc some sort of relief or 'levelling down'.

Each to their own of course!

[dx4100]

I think there is a world of difference between hatred and having an opinion

But people do like to escalate

[Bianca]

Originally Posted by miked1e

...I believe that those kind of forums and negative comments say a lot more about the person posting than the vlogger. ..

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Undeniably true. ...IMO!

This is interesting. It's about a reporter who met with the woman who had been trolling her online: -

bbc/news/uk-54421632


It's also something I've noticed a few celebs do online through their social media in the name of influencing, which concerns me for the people they might influence.

[mostlybobbins]

Sounds like the troll came from the wonderful world of Tattle.

[JoJoBell]

The Trackers don’t seem to have posted anything anywhere for five or six days

Seems a bit odd especially with the Genie system being launched