Posting something controversial and then reading replies, but refusing to reply to anyone who tags you.
Look at this social media arsonist, saying guns should be better regulated but not answering a single question by gun owners.
by Miss Psycho Scorpio December 7, 2018
by Hannied November 2, 2018
by Shannahan5 January 30, 2016
Someone who turns to social media to tell half truths, trys to belittle someone in public and needs to get others involved in their business because they are a narcissist deep down in their core.
by 3114lyfe April 26, 2019
When someone has been viewing social media topics, or any one topic, on social media for so long, non-stop, that they can't handle anymore new information. If more information continues to be presented to them then, they may get visibly upset since they've reached the overload point. They get upset even faster if they don't have a particular interest in the topic(s).
There have been so many tumblr posts on that new Cartoon that came out recently, Johnny hit Social Media Overload.
by MegaKitCat June 28, 2016
When someone has been viewing social media topics, or any one topic, on social media for so long, non-stop, that they can't handle anymore new information. If more information continues to be presented to them then, they may get visibly upset since they've reached the overload point. They get upset even faster if they don't have a particular interest in the topic(s).
There have been so many tumblr posts on that new Cartoon that came out recently, Johnny hit Social Media Overload.
by MegaKitCat June 28, 2016
With the use of social media tools, individual(s) cause damage thru bad behavior, P.R., lies, half-truths, rumors, etc. to a company's brand or product. The effect is terror and distraction to the brand's core IP.
social-media-terrorism
http://www.nytimes.com/2009/04/16/business/media/16dominos.html?ref=technology
http://blog.plusfactory.net/2009/04/man-made-digital-media-disasters-or- social-media-terrorism
http://www.nytimes.com/2009/04/16/business/media/16dominos.html?ref=technology
http://blog.plusfactory.net/2009/04/man-made-digital-media-disasters-or- social-media-terrorism
by plusman April 16, 2009