To me trolling is intentionally ignoring someone comment and responding something that has nothing to do with the comment .
I can Google that word troll but I am not looking for quick answers. I am interested about what this K group has to say about trolling or being a trollâŚ
First of all, anonymity. This seems to be the hallmark of the troll.
Thatâs not what a troll is.
A troll is the online equivalent of a heckler.
Is every comment worthy of a reply?
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Troll:
a. A person who posts inflammatory or otherwise unwanted material on an electronic forum, especially anonymously.
b. The material so posted.
[Middle English trollen, to wander about, from Old French troller, of Germanic origin
Sometimes inflammation is just what a forum needs to stay honest.
Krishnamurtiâs talks were filled with inflammatory material! It was kind of his thing.
That said, the inflammation needs to be skillfully applied, not an easy task.
How on earth did you come up with that conclusion?
Could you provide a few examples of this âinflammatory materialâ?
@Examiner and @Inquiry for me (maybe not for you) the âimpossible questionâ Krishnamurti asks â Can we be utterly free of conditioning? â is deeply provocative. And thatâs what I mean by inflammatory: provocative, boat-rocking, not âinciting to violence.â
Then the right thing is to open a blog about Krishnamurti 's impossible question and find out the truth.
(Way) above my pay grade! Iâd probably end up going in circles, i.e. nowhere, and not the good kind of nowhere. 
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Yes, but not âinflammatoryâ.
Was my âinflammatoryâ inflammatory?
No. My need to conserve energy precludes such extravagance.
I wouldnât have taken you for a conservative.
âWe never put the impossible question. We are always putting the question of what is possible. If you put an impossible question, your mind then has to find the answer in terms of the impossible, not of what is possible. All the great scientific discoveries are based on thisâ
Krishnamurti the impossible question