Online Comment Thread Stays On Topic – A First!
In an unexpected development, an online comment thread has remained completely on-topic, without veering into trolling, flame wars, typo corrections, or name-calling.
It is believed that this is the first time in the history of the Internet that a comment thread has not degenerated into an all-out disaster. Sociologists and psychologists are already scouring through data [...]
Online Privacy Remains Elusive to Social Media Users
There has always been a sustained fear about personal privacy because of the advent of the Internet; however, the worries are now reaching a new height due to social networks such as Facebook, and twitter. A Sarcasmist reporter spoke to a leading proponent of personal privacy rights, who due to privacy concerns wished to remain [...]
10 Interview Answers You Should Avoid
There is a time and place for sarcasm. While in an interview, you should probably avoid it.
A: In your seat
Q: Where do you see yourself five years from now?
A: It certainly is not for the money and the fact that I’ve been unemployed for 3 months.
Q: Why do you want this job?
A: You mean other [...]
Study: Majority of Activity on Facebook Consists of Spelling & Grammar Corrections
On the heels of the report that Facebook has overtaken Google as the most popular destination on the web comes a new study about the activities which Facebook users most engage in, when on the popular social networking website.
“We found that users spend the majority of their time correcting others’ spelling and grammar errors. This [...]
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