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Characteristics of pap internet brigade

 Meta AI: An internet brigade, also known as an online brigade or troll army, refers to a group of individuals who coordinate online to disseminate information, promote a particular agenda, or harass opponents. Common characteristics of internet brigades include:

1. _Coordination_: Organized effort, often with a centralized leadership or command structure.

2. _Anonymity_: Members often hide behind pseudonyms, fake accounts, or VPNs.

3. _Uniform messaging_: Spreading consistent, pre-approved narratives or talking points.

4. _Targeted attacks_: Focusing on specific individuals, groups, or topics to silence or discredit.

5. _Information manipulation_: Spreading disinformation, propaganda, or biased content.

6. _Emotional appeals_: Using emotional language, memes, or images to influence public opinion.

7. _Sheer numbers_: Overwhelming opponents with a large volume of comments, messages, or posts.

8. _Psychological operations_: Employing tactics like gaslighting, trolling, or doxxing to intimidate or disrupt.

9. _Adaptability_: Quickly changing tactics or narratives in response to counter-measures.

10. _Lack of accountability_: Members often avoid consequences for their actions due to anonymity or pseudonymity.

11. _Like to ownself reply to ownself_: keep dump up own thread.

12. _Allege & accuse_: when others don't agree with point of view will insult, accuse and character assault.

13. _Like to use friends or relatives to exaggerate their point without any solid evidence or claim.
Means the FLG IB in this forum failed terribly.

They couldn’t even perform 1/4 of the above proficiently.

No performance bonus for them this year. Performance review due soon, some of them may lose their jobs.

Good for economy, more low paid grab and foodpanda riders to deliver food to us, cutting down on delivery costs.