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An internet discussion forum is considered troll friendly if it does not take steps to discourage trolling such as banning or moderating trolls, preventing the forum being accessed from open proxys, not allowing anonymous posting or adding barriers to the creation of many accounts by individuals.

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	An internet discussion forum is considered [[troll]] friendly if it does not take steps to discourage trolling such as banning or moderating trolls, ~~not~~ preventing the forum being ~~access~~ from open proxys, allowing anonymous posting or ~~allowing easy~~ creation of ~~new~~ accounts.		An internet discussion forum is considered [[troll]] friendly if it does not take steps to discourage trolling such as banning or moderating trolls, preventing the forum being accessed from open proxys, not allowing anonymous posting or adding barriers to the creation of many accounts by individuals.