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A fantastic blogger by the name of A6 has this bit of advice to impart to I-Tubers to "up your drama !"

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People like to drama on this and neighboring sites.  I don't mind; but if you want to engage your audience, and possibly even get them behind you in your cause, it helps not to look like an obnoxious buffoon.  Well, the obnoxiousness might be inextricable from the drama, but the buffoonery we can definitely help you with!  So, with that in mind, I introduce this, my new series of discussions. Over the course of the next... century, I will be providing tips to help YOU look like less of an idiot in your next, super awesome E-war.

Tip #1: More than one person can disagree with you.  In fact, if you start drama a lot, you'll probably find a lot of people disagree with you... even the majority of people.

So, keeping that in mind, it really doesn't make sense to assume that every anonymous account is the devious sock of whichever person's already openly disagreeing with you.  Did you move to a new site and find somebody disagreed with you?  It isn't necessarily your nasty fifth grade Algebra teacher following you everywhere you go to make your life miserable - it might be a whole new person discovering how wrong you can be.  And if somebody, anonymous or not, says they disagree with you, they probably haven't been put up to it by whoever you've decided is your mortal enemy.  They're probably just thinking, "hey, you're wrong" about something and weighing in with their own, personal and honest opinion in the discussion you've opened to the public. 

I know, I know... it's tempting to think you're so obviously right and unquestionably on the logical and moral high-ground, that if you get two or more people attacking or "ganging up on" you (hint: use these words instead of "disagreeing" for extra victim points!) must be the first signs of an epic conspiracy being engineered against you and your noble cause.  You're the Robin Hood of your fairy tale, hero of the people.  But if you really want to be champion of the peoples' cause, you have to check with the people first.  ...And you didn't, did you?

Surprise!  You're now operating in a world full of people where everyone has their own perspectives on things and you aren't guaranteed unanimous consent or popular vindication.  Try to justify your sense of entitlement, and you just might come off more like Robin Hood, and less like his braying jackass companion he kept around to carry his saddlebags.

I hope you have enjoyed this Tip, and remember to utilize it in your future drama postings. Look forward to future tips in future.

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