And that ' s a blizzard sales rep saying someone else is a blizzard sales rep to disguise his identity ! <| sep |> Read the whole thing . I am saying specifically the RPG elements . <| sep |> People generally care about fair treatment and how others are treated no matter where that may be . This is not simply an internet problem in reacting to unfair treatment by others . That said anonymity brings special issues to the surface . If there are no real penalties for acting out people more prone to do so will take advantage . This is just basic psychology at play , nothing new . People given a taste of what they perceive as power over others often react very differently . Some people will abuse this situation based on psychological needs or personality traits . People abusing this situation are not confined to the internet , of course . The chances one will abuse perceived power are more likely to manifest if anonymity is involved , however . This is how we see trolling issues take root , which is a form of intellectual bullying . Psychologically people may attempt to glean self esteem by abusing others . This problem is sometimes exacerbated by someone being given power over an issue or group of people . We see it everywhere from LE to politics to your fantasy football league or church group . Controlling ones personal bias when in control of a situation is also more challenging than many people realize . In short , these issues are not confined to the internet and not at all to be ignored . Turning your back on unethical or irrational treatment of yourself or others is a personal choice . Of course people often misperceive how they or others are being treated . Bias raises it ' s ugly head yet again . People will and should fight for what they believe in . Sometimes that includes taking down people in positions of power by necessity . It ' s how society works .