It might be obvious... But for all the lofty verbosity that I seem to espouse, I'm really not as good at expressing myself I as I might seem. And beyond that I tend to contradict myself. This is an issue.
In any case, Callaway is mostly correct, I don't see Soph's actions are akin to bullying, what he does is more like how I tend to annoy people in real life through repetitive actions, or poking.
But I do see most trolling as bullying. P being a prime example. But not the only example known to I2.
The issue of trolling on WP being a negative action is that I tend to WP as a gateway. It's a deeply flawed place run by deeply flawed people, but like it or not it's one of the first places people go when looking up Aspergers. There doesn't seem to be any other site like WP. AFF would be is closest kin, but it's not the kind of site I recommend to anyone because it seems to be largely "anti-NT" in attitude (I could be wrong). Trolling there can be seen as similar to shitting in your own backyard; fun, but the neighbours aren't going to want to come over for a BBQ anytime soon.
I have nothing against Soph (in fact I rather like him), or indeed anyone who chooses to troll WP and WP's mods. It can be seen as a form of protest or expression, but I don't understand why one would do it, or why it becomes important. That's all, and is why I began my line of questioning.