troll call 

A social media post that invites comments as to whether one is attending a certain city or event on a given weekend. Most commonly used by D-List gays traveling to various circuit parties to search out other D-List gays.

Did you see Adam's troll call for Washington Pride. Of course, David commented immediately that he's going.

troll call by SummersEve2011 August 8, 2017

Troll Caller

Calling somebody a Troll in an online community to suppress criticism, rather than be perceived as a failure, to look and sound stupid, uninformed or unintelligent.

Instead of handling criticism, they became Troll Callers.

Troll Caller by YuriM August 24, 2010

Trollcall

troll·call
/trōl,kôl/
noun
Words of disapproval that fall out of the mouth or fingers of someone who is "trolling." Typically comments made on socially media bullies who think they are invincible behind their device's screen. However, what they don't realize is that their reactions are attempts to snatch the experience of control from others because they have no control in their lives. Their trolling is actually unveiling their wounded and unhealed past that they are trying to cover up with false confidence.

"When I heard your comment saying; 'YOU ALL ARE TRASH!' I understood the trollcall was simply that of your wounded inner child as a result of your fear of abandonment. Would you like a hug?"

Trollcall by ArraySlays June 8, 2022

Trollally 

A person who actively trolls anti-whateverists for humanity. For example: Scott Trolled a misogynistic site as a "white male" to speak for women. He is a trollally, in the he "trolls" as an ally.

Scott cut that racist misogynistic POS hard as a trollally.

Trollally by monkeypants2.5 October 8, 2019

trollball 

A provocatively low and unrealistic offer made in public for an item offered for sale by auction or otherwise made available for purchase online,
reflecting only a small percentage of the sale price the item will ultimately attract.

“Trollball” is especially applicable when the offer is Intended to disparage the item and attract attention to the offeror.

Jane’s engagement ring attracted a couple of trollball offers. Portmanteau of “troll” and “lowball.”

trollball by anonymous January 18, 2021