Entity: POE
POE refers to a person who writes a parody of extreme views that is mistaken for a genuine expression. It is also an acronym for 'port of embarkation' or 'port of entry'. Poe's Law states that distinguishing between sincere and satirical online expressions of extremism is challenging.
POE
Etymology
POE can refer to a person who writes parodies of extreme views or as an acronym for 'port of embarkation' or 'port of entry'.
Definition
POE is a term used to describe a person who creates parodies of extreme views that are difficult to differentiate from genuine beliefs. It is also an acronym for 'port of embarkation' or 'port of entry'.
Historical Context
Poe's Law originated in a 2005 discussion on an Internet forum, highlighting the challenge of distinguishing between sincere and satirical expressions of extreme views.
Cultural Significance
POE plays a crucial role in online discourse, emphasizing the blurred lines between satire and sincerity in extremist expressions.
Related Concepts
- Poe's Law: The adage stating that distinguishing between sincere and satirical online expressions of extremism is challenging.
See Also
A term used to describe a person who creates parodies of extreme views that are difficult to differentiate from genuine beliefs, as well as an acronym for 'port of embarkation' or 'port of entry'.