
About this episode
Online trolls. Gotta love them. Or, hate them. Whatever. As a blogger, I've experienced a lot of online hate. One post in particular brought some haters out into the light, but as someone who really cares a lot about the things they were chastising me on, it really hurt. I have a newfound appreciation for criticism and I want to share it with you as you get into the online space.
If you're doing something worthwhile and you're piquing enough interest that someone talks about you in a negative light, the best way to get around it is to … learn how to deal with it. I've got a few solutions for you to follow.
TL;DL (too long; didn't listen) = Haters gonna hate. Don't feed the trolls.
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