Interaction Vs. Trolling

In this episode of The JCast Journey, host Darone Ruskay talks about what he thinks should be your intent when you put something out on the internet. With over 4,000 podcasts or blog posts on the Network, Darone knows something about posting on the internet, but he feels that the intention of the poster is vital. When JCast posts something we want to interact with our listener or reader, but we want to have constructive conversations, and when the results of the post are just to get people angry, that falls into the world of trolling, which is not what we believe creates positivity on the internet. Sometimes things go wrong, but Darone thinks that your intentions need to be pure.

What do you think? Do you like posters who are just trying to get a reaction (not caring if it is good or bad), or do you agree that your intentions should be pure?

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Darone Ruskay

Darone has spent the past fifteen years working in the Jewish Education field, providing top-quality Jewish education to the North American community. he served as the Conference Coordinator for The Coalition for the Advancement of Jewish Education (CAJE) for many years. Since then he has worked at United Jewish Communities (UJC), as their Director of Young Leadership Cabinet Membership, at The Jewish Theological Seminary (JTS), in the Department of Institutional Advancement, and most recently as the Managing Director of The Skirball Center for Adult Jewish Learning at Temple Emanu-El. He brings his passion for Jewish Life and Education, as well as his personal interest and passion for media and technology to this new venture, and is perfectly suited to lead the JCast Network (which he might just have to call JCN as he is so used to working at institutions that use their initials.)

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