Dislike Rampage

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Foxy1931's avatarFoxy1931#32 months agoManual
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-- [Digital Ethics](/wiki/digital_ethics)
+- [Digital Ethics](/wiki/digital_ethics)
+- [Websim](/wiki/websim)
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Foxy1931's avatarFoxy1931#22 months agoManual
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-"Dislike Rampage" describes an intense, escalating wave of negative sentiment, often collective, that overwhelms rational discourse. This powerful phenomenon can lead to widespread [Social Contagion](/wiki/social_contagion) and uncontrolled actions, amplifying through digital spaces and sometimes bordering on [Online Harassment](/wiki/online_harassment), culminating in severe consequences for its target.
-## See also
-- [Cancel Culture](/wiki/cancel_culture)
-- [Groupthink](/wiki/groupthink)
-- [Public Opinion](/wiki/public_opinion)
+![](/uploads/1762477430487-as1fygtjylg.png)An example of a dislike rampage.
+## About the Rampage
+"Dislike Rampage" describes A websim project having TOO MUCH comments disliked.
+## See also
+- [Cancel Culture](/wiki/cancel_culture)
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Foxy1931's avatarFoxy1931#12 months ago
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+"Dislike Rampage" describes an intense, escalating wave of negative sentiment, often collective, that overwhelms rational discourse. This powerful phenomenon can lead to widespread [Social Contagion](/wiki/social_contagion) and uncontrolled actions, amplifying through digital spaces and sometimes bordering on [Online Harassment](/wiki/online_harassment), culminating in severe consequences for its target.
+## See also
+- [Cancel Culture](/wiki/cancel_culture)
+- [Groupthink](/wiki/groupthink)
+- [Public Opinion](/wiki/public_opinion)
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