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'''Collateral damage''' has several meanings. Some definitions follow:
'''Collateral damage''' has several meanings. Some definitions follow:
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<li> A term used by [[trolls]] and [[Ediot|those reporting on trolling]] to describe the internet equivalent: an example would be when Troll '''X''' attacks [[lolcow]] '''Y''' in community/forum/channel '''Z''', resulting in the incidental and unintentional [[ruin]] of '''Z'''. This ''"incidental and unintentional ruin"'' is '''collateral damage'''.
<li> A term used by [[trolls]] and [[Ediot|those reporting on trolling]] to describe the internet equivalent: an example would be when Troll '''X''' attacks [[lolcow]] '''Y''' in community/forum/channel '''Z''', resulting in the incidental and unintentional [[ruin]] of '''Z'''. This ''"incidental and unintentional ruin"'' is '''collateral damage'''.
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Revision as of 04:28, 16 July 2015

Collateral damage has several meanings. Some definitions follow:

  • A term used by the military during times of war. It means, roughly- "We were trying to pwn X, but we pwned Y as well because we can't aim straight and, frankly, noone cares about Y."
  • A term used by trolls and those reporting on trolling to describe the internet equivalent: an example would be when Troll X attacks lolcow Y in community/forum/channel Z, resulting in the incidental and unintentional ruin of Z. This "incidental and unintentional ruin" is collateral damage.


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