When watching live broadcasts, viewers may use some inappropriate methods to organize malicious activities against anchors, including: 1. **Creating fake accounts**: Viewers may create multiple fake accounts to send malicious comments or harassment. 2. **Using social media**: Organizing collective attacks or insults against anchors through social media platforms such as Twitter or Facebook. 3. **Chat groups**: Establishing special chat groups (such as in Discord or WeChat groups) to plan actions against anchors. 4. **Mobilizing specific tags**: Using specific tags or topics to make unified malicious comments or attacks to make them more influential. 5. **Water army**: Hiring or mobilizing "water army" to interfere with live broadcasts through large numbers of false comments and screen swiping. 6. **Fake news**: Spreading false information or rumors in an attempt to undermine the reputation of anchors or influence their viewers. 7. **Prank content**: Creating spoof videos or clips to spread false information to discredit anchors. 8. **Cyber attack**: Using technical means to carry out DDoS attacks, resulting in interruptions or instability of live broadcasts. These behaviors not only harm the anchors, but also affect the healthy atmosphere of the entire live broadcast community. We hope that viewers can consciously resist malicious behaviors and jointly maintain a positive viewing experience.