GD: 2016 is much better than was GD: primaries, but...

[book_worm]

you can always tell the die hard Bernie supporters who post polls or articles that are not as positive for HRC and then say something like "This has me worried?" or "how can it be this close?" or some faux concern.

Luckily most BS supporters are coming around for HRC both on DU and around the country.

[Her Sister]

1. Think that's called concern trolling!

Yes! Thanks for the what's up. It's good things are calming down.

Yet this group here (HRC GP) is still such an invaluable gift and haven to stay positive and share in that! Share the sunshine!

[sarae]

2. Yep! Concern trolling is the perfect way to describe it.

Also, I'll be happy if I never hear the word "neoliberalism" again!!

[radical noodle]

4. +1000000

about the neoliberalism. GAKK!

[creon]

14. neoliberalism

neoliberalism is a new word.

It is, merely, another name for "laissez faire capitalism".

[GusBob]

3. Heard a tale. Don't know if it's true

A poster had like a dozen posts removed. 10, at last count, were restored

That suggests a failure at the base level, but some attempt at improvement I guess.

Bottom line: be careful what you post, comrade

[DemonGoddess]

5. It's better, in that the alert stalking isn't QUITE as

visible as it was.

I've already had 4 hides. 1 was warranted, and I expected it. The other three, nope. But, because of the appeal process, they're restored and not counted against me. So, in that respect, the frivolous alerting is going to cause issues for the frivolous alerters, in the long term.

For example, if one believes that the report was malicious, there is an option to SELECT that when one says that the post is fine.

[BobbyDrake]

6. Yes, it's a veritable concernacopia some days, just overflowing with it.... nt

[johnp3907]

9. "Concernacopia!"

[NurseJackie]

13. Ha!

[betsuni]

7. And articles about what Republicans think with a faux concern comment, but in

the thread itself, the poster defends Republicans while trying not to appear to do so. Yesterday I was called a Republican (at least it wasn't "neoliberal&quot .

[Blue Idaho]

8. It reminds me of that great Fox tactic...

Starting some story with "Some people say..." It's a way to introduce falsehoods without having to cite any sources or exposing themselves to blame. After all - they are only doing it out of a deep concern for the party and electing "a" Democrat in November. Heck - "they" aren't saying it...

[cosmicone]

11. Like some species of bacteria

a few individuals get resistant to any new rules and figure out a workaround to continue attacking.

[spooky3]

12. :-)