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I do like how some people are taking active measures to call these trolls out. Not sure what rules the SGs have to operate under, but I've been reading on the Internet a lot lately that women who have been threatened, bullied, and subjected to degrading comments have been getting ID on the person who did it and notifying their families, workplaces, etc. Latest example is the ex-baseball pitcher Curt Schilling, who tweeted how proud he was of his daughter getting into a college to play softball. Punks on Twitter started making truly obscene posts about her; Schilling notified employers and family and at least two of them have lost their jobs for it. People who abuse social media need to learn that the 1st Amendment prohibits GOVERNMENT interference with freedom of speech, but outside of that, what you say has consequences. People are also free to react to bad speech.