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without thinking of 'concerned' trolls. I've cut that word out of my vocabulary 
to have concerns if one doesn't have viable solutions? The two strike me as quite different. When I was in the corporate world, meetings were hot beds of hare-brained ideas. Most of which should never have been attempted in the first place, let along required alternative solutions.
Although I do agree about never hearing about concern again. It has been turned from something that might mean you're looking a little deeper at a situation to some kind of slur meaning I'm not sure what. I was called a concern troll about a week before the 2016 election for being concerned (I didn't use the word) that Trump might win the election (I was not alone) based on some stuff I was seeing that was admittedly anecdotal, but had me...concerned. So I'm not sure what horrible thing I and others had done that warranted being called what was a slur. All I know is that when I hear about concern trolls I alternate between wanting to drive a sharp sticks into my ear and 
