You Found GLITCH! 

The Rage Baiter

GLITCH reaches a verdict before hearing the whole story. Once GLITCH decides someone is wrong, everyone else is encouraged to join in. 

Before posting, question your intent:

Pause, maintain boundaries. 

Ask yourself what is the intent of your post; is it respectful?

Consider if the posts cross any lines, are harassing, or are meant to provoke.

When in doubt, if the post or comment could be interpreted as 

GLITCH’S power words: RESPECT + BOUNDERIES 

Outsmart GLITCH 

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Want to Learn More About GLITCH? 

GLITCH-like cyberbullying happens when assumptions turn into harmful online behavior. It may start with one minor judgement, but ignoring context or refusing to listen to the full-story, while pulling in others to pile-on, deepens the divide.

What It Can Look Like 

Posting insults during an argument 

Sending angry messages repeatedly 

Sharing private conversations to embarrass someone 

Encouraging others to join the conflict 

Making threats or personal attacks 

Posting something hurtful and claiming it was “just a joke” 

How to Stop the Bullying From Spreading 

  • If you are triggered

    Do not respond immediately. Put down the device, move away from the conversation and give yourself time to cool down. 

    Write the response without sending it, then read it again later. You may decide it does not need to be posted at all. 

  • If someone is targeting you

    Avoid engaging back while emotions are high. Save screenshots, block or mute the person and tell a trusted adult. 

    Use the platform’s reporting tools when messages include harassment, threats or repeated unwanted contact. 

  • If you see it happening

    Do not like, share or add another provoking or untrue comment. Supporting the target privately can be more helpful than joining the public argument. 

    Report harmful content and ask a trusted adult for help when the situation is serious. 

Before You Post, Ask: 

Am I reacting or responding? 

Would I say this face to face? 

Could this embarrass or hurt someone? 

Will posting this solve anything? 

Should I step away and ask for help? 

A pause does not mean someone else wins. It means you stay in control. 

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