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Trolls are generally people who post with the hope of invoking a negative reaction (e.g. negative responses, flames, downvotes, censorship, bans). Identifying trolls is often a harder job than defining them.
So does asking for criticism of your argument count as trolling?
There's a difference between asking for criticism of a post/argument that you nonetheless hope to be good, and intentionally making a bad argument so that you will be criticized.
I think the difference I'm talking about is well understood.
Basically, would Socrates be considered a troll?