An individual on a messageboard who holds an opinion different from that of the majority. This is usually regarded as rude and bad form. Hence:
Troll (v)
To have a different opinion and so be hounded from the board.
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Thinking about this, I think I may have suffered from an "Advertising troll" up above, who just left a URL to her site. How annoying.
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