How do people prefer to share their arguments on the internet?

1. Why do people enjoy arguing online?
2. Should I argue with people on the internet?
3. What is the term for someone who tries to engage people in arguments online?

Why do people enjoy arguing online?

People engaging in excessive online arguments are often emotionally dysregulated, psychologist Doreen Dodgen-Magee said. That means they are having strong emotional responses to people or events that fall outside the bounds of what others would consider acceptable.

Should I argue with people on the internet?

Arguing on the internet is like running into a brick wall – avoid it if possible. It's ripe for misunderstanding, people generally are there just to spout their opinion, and people often say things they normally wouldn't say in person.

What is the term for someone who tries to engage people in arguments online?

A troll is Internet slang for a person who intentionally tries to instigate conflict, hostility, or arguments in an online social community. Platforms targeted by trolls can include the comment sections of YouTube, forums, or chat rooms.