One Percent of Reddit Users Cause 75 Percent of the Drama (theoutline.com)
Just 1 percent of all Reddit communities set off 74 percent of all conflicts on the site, a new research has found. The Outline: In the self-published research from Srijan Kumar, Jure Leskoec, William Hamilton, and Dan Jurafsky of Stanford University, "intercommunity conflict" is defined as "negative sentiment to comment in another community." These users wouldn't necessarily qualify as trolls or sockpuppets; they're instigators, posting links to other subreddits and encouraging other users to target, harass, and fight with users on that subreddit.
..causes all the drama. The rest of us just make memes about it.
Sent from my TARDIS
Reddit discovers internet trolls are a thing.
Tries to claim they're something new and different this time.
Usenet, 4chan, et al. not mad, just disappointed.
Inheritance is the sincerest form of nepotism.
A lot of the conflict on /. is caused by a single username, but not even Anonymous Coward manages 74%.
He's getting rather old, but he's a good mouse.
99% spend all their time in pseudo-intellectual masturbation
To be fair, at least half of them spend time in the NSFW subreddits engaging in non-intellectual masturbation.
I agree!
-- comment inspired by Usenet Etiquette