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I'm sorry, I couldn't avoid this idea

This is a quickly view about a certain project that I wanted to do. I'm a veterinarian (as some of you may know) and we study parasites, bacteries and fungis with their lifecycles. Is the way that we can get a diagnosis and a treatment. Well, here on internet we have a similar problem. I'm talking about the trolls.

Who didn't have a problem with trolls on internet? It's strange, but when you're a mature artist, you'll get more trolls because your "lack of anatomy knowledge, because you won't know a woman in your life or because you're a bitch". That's why I offer you this little guide so you can be warned about these parasites on the web.

This is just a joke, experiment or whatever, please don't feel offended!

By my experience, I can tell you that the Troll's LifeCycle start in this way:

1. You work hard in a picture, story, audio, video or whatever. You're pride of that effort and want to share it.
2. You submit it on Internet (we'll talk about DeviantArt since this'll be submitted here first), following the rules of the site and trying to be a regular user (trolls are everywhere, not just here on DA! Remember!)
3. From all the neutral or positive comments, there always'll be a troll. That person'll comment in your work with negative words (let's be fair, there are people who make constructive critique, but a troll always'll give comments like "your works is gross, eew", "you don't know anything about anatomy", "you're a sexist", "you'll never be an artist" and sorta. If you're an mature artist, the situation could be worst.
4. Usually, it is said "don't feed the troll", but let's face it: sometimes you're not in the mood to ignore the stupid comment. So you can reply the comment. It'll be two posible situations:
5a. The troll'll continue replying your comments with more stupid answers ("your mama", "no, stupid" and sorta) and you can't win. Even if you really win, the troll'll make you feel like if you're on a spiral. If you use logic against them, it won't work. They don't be reasonables.
5b. The troll'll leave your page, but'll write a journal saying how do you treat him so bad, that you can't accept a critique and that you're the worst sh*t on earth. Haters like him'll arrive to your page, attacking you and offending you. For this stage, the troll can be hidden in his profile page or'll attack you again.
6. The troll'll think a disgusting, unpolite answer to reply you and then... Just block you! Yes, the troll'll block you so you'll be seen as the stupid user that can't get words to the troll, making him as the "winner". And when you'll try to comment to the troll, you can't do it because you'll be blocked.
7. The troll'll "win" this round and'll search for other user to be annoying, spreading the hate.

Did you ever had a situation like this with trolls? I'd love to know it!

So please don't feed the troll, and remember! No matter how many trolls you get, you're doing awesome stuff and dont' give up!

Description
I'm sorry, I couldn't avoid this idea

This is a quickly view about a certain project that I wanted to do. I'm a veterinarian (as some of you may know) and we study parasites, bacteries and fungis with their lifecycles. Is the way that we can get a diagnosis and a treatment. Well, here on internet we have a similar problem. I'm talking about the trolls.

Who didn't have a problem with trolls on internet? It's strange, but when you're a mature artist, you'll get more trolls because your "lack of anatomy knowledge, because you won't know a woman in your life or because you're a bitch". That's why I offer you this little guide so you can be warned about these parasites on the web.

This is just a joke, experiment or whatever, please don't feel offended!

By my experience, I can tell you that the Troll's LifeCycle start in this way:

1. You work hard in a picture, story, audio, video or whatever. You're pride of that effort and want to share it.
2. You submit it on Internet (we'll talk about DeviantArt since this'll be submitted here first), following the rules of the site and trying to be a regular user (trolls are everywhere, not just here on DA! Remember!)
3. From all the neutral or positive comments, there always'll be a troll. That person'll comment in your work with negative words (let's be fair, there are people who make constructive critique, but a troll always'll give comments like "your works is gross, eew", "you don't know anything about anatomy", "you're a sexist", "you'll never be an artist" and sorta. If you're an mature artist, the situation could be worst.
4. Usually, it is said "don't feed the troll", but let's face it: sometimes you're not in the mood to ignore the stupid comment. So you can reply the comment. It'll be two posible situations:
5a. The troll'll continue replying your comments with more stupid answers ("your mama", "no, stupid" and sorta) and you can't win. Even if you really win, the troll'll make you feel like if you're on a spiral. If you use logic against them, it won't work. They don't be reasonables.
5b. The troll'll leave your page, but'll write a journal saying how do you treat him so bad, that you can't accept a critique and that you're the worst sh*t on earth. Haters like him'll arrive to your page, attacking you and offending you. For this stage, the troll can be hidden in his profile page or'll attack you again.
6. The troll'll think a disgusting, unpolite answer to reply you and then... Just block you! Yes, the troll'll block you so you'll be seen as the stupid user that can't get words to the troll, making him as the "winner". And when you'll try to comment to the troll, you can't do it because you'll be blocked.
7. The troll'll "win" this round and'll search for other user to be annoying, spreading the hate.

Did you ever had a situation like this with trolls? I'd love to know it!

So please don't feed the troll, and remember! No matter how many trolls you get, you're doing awesome stuff and dont' give up!