*Flaming is writing content that intentionally invokes responses such as rage, sadness, humiliation, self-doubt, and others. (Know more about these rules at 10 Core Rules) Be forgiving of other people’s mistakes.Make yourself look good online – Spelling and grammar count! Always write thoughtful posts and keep your language clean.Respect other people’s time and bandwidth.What is acceptable in a chat room may not be appropriate in a professional forum so “lurk before you leap”. Know where you are in cyberspace – Netiquette varies from domain to domain.Adhere to the same standards of behavior online that you follow in real life.Therefore, the same rules of courtesy apply. Always be aware that you are talking to a person, not a device. Remember the human – This is the Golden Rule of internet communications.In her book Netiquette, writer Virginia Shea shared the following: That’s probably how others want to be treated too. When communicating online, always think of how you would want to be treated. Here are some guide posts on online behavior:Ĭourtesy goes a long way in making everyone’s internet experience pleasant and enjoyable. Proper netiquette will not only make you sound like a great person to talk to, more importantly, these help you become better understood and create a positive online reputation that can lead you to more lasting and meaningful connections. In the information superhighway, netiquette (internet-etiquette) are the rules of the road.
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