A Reminder To Not Feed The Internet Trolls  Whenever someone is
bullied - or just plain trolled - on the internet there's a
tendency to focus solely on the attacker. As this interesting
post by a former EVE Online Gamemaster reminds us, though, it
often takes two to tango.  Elizabeth Wyand used to be one of
those responsible for keeping things running smoothly in CCP's
online universe, and while she is in no way blaming the victim
of an online attack, a post she's written about "the act of
Revealing Things" serves as a handy reminder than when it comes
to online communication, it always pays to put a little thought
into what we say and where we say it.   CasualPlayer3284 didn't
HAVE to tell RandomStranger3746923 that they live in Milwaukee
and volunteer as an EMT. InnocentMind42 didn't have to say in an
open forum that they suffer from depression and social anxiety,
George4th didn't have to proudly announce that she's a woman in
RL, and Happy2Live wasn't forced to tell IWillHurtYou that
they're gay.  These ar