Good Netiquette~ Internet Etiquette
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(Part One)
This is all concept~ “ideas”
Nothing is set in stone here.
(as Metal helped point out, lol)
Meaning…we can always make changes,
and with your suggestions-add to the list.
New ideas are welcome, there will be more to come!
~AfSD
Netiquette
It’s good netiquette to share compliments not criticism.
If you have a personal comment about a status update send an email instead.
It is NOT proper netiquette to slam folks just to be mean
It is good netiquette to be yourself. Do not do anything online that you would not do in reality.
Teach good netiquette by practicing it.
It is good netiquette to post appropriately. Stay on topic in groups and discussion forums.
It is bad netiquette to watch porn in a coffee shop!
There should be an ‘Oh Really’ and an ‘Awesome’ button in addition to the ‘Like’ button.
Watch out for these type of statements, You can’t. You should. You must. Never… Always… It is proper netiquette to do what YOU think is right.
A like is a like, how you interpret it beyond that is up to you.
It is bad netiquette to friend your boss.
Social Media is an experiment in social expression, netiquette is the response.
The internet is powered by user content. Therefore, contribution is key because without user
content the internet has no power. Contribute it’s good netiquette.
Think before you type, it’s good netiquette.
It is good netiquette to share your pics.
Make a family email list if you do not already have one. It is good netiquette.
Watch, record, and upload family video content to strengthen family ties, even if you do not share it with the public. Uploading the content may save it in the event of a Tsunami or other natural disasters.
Spamvertising gives you and your company a slimy image, it is not the end of the world, but it is bad netiquette. Even if you are a netiquette expert.
Proper netiquette makes the internet legitimate. Bad netiquette does not hurt the internet, it just doesn’t help. Criminal activity hurts the internet.
It is bad netiquette to click links blindly because it could take you to a virus or other malware. Make sure you trust the source of a link or ask questions before clicking
Netiquette is the law of the cybersphere, follow it or be banned from your network.
Stay positive with status updates because you are what your status says you are.
Biased delivery of content by wireless and cable companies is bad netiquette we support net neutrality.
Be social when using social media, comment on someone’s profile just to be nice, it’s good netiquette.
Do not buy products online that make outrageous claims. For example, there are no magic weight loss pills.
No one on this site is too sexy for their shirt. Make sure you have all your clothes on in your profile picture. It’s good netiquette.
It is proper netiquette to share your internet experiences with your friends and family. It’s ok to talk about your internet feelings.
Be honest in all your internet transactions and save proof of purchase, it’s good netiquette.
Please excuse yourself from a meeting rather than Tweeting and Texting while someone else is talking. It is bad netiquette.
Everybody loves a happy face : )
Accept friend requests with caution. Remember it is bad netiquette to friend someone you do not ‘really’ know.
Do u spk n txt? Text abbreviations are good netiquette because the number of characters you can write is limited and responses are immediate.
Good Netiquette requires natural Search Engine Optimization. Do not pay to play.
Teach children good netiquette by practicing it yourself.
***The Golden Rule of Netiquette is a recurring theme in many religons, therefore, Netiquette is agnostic because it is based on a belief in God.***
Grammar errors and misspelled words are unavoidable, therefore, it is not good netiquette to correct someone because stuff happens even if it is bad netiquette
Good netiquette requires ethical behavior on the internet.
This is part one, I am working on part two (hehehe)
Only problem I seen was this:
“It’s good netiquette to share compliments not criticism.”
criticism is the opening line to start a legitimate debate.
If we all agreed (only compliments), there would be NO debate and nobody would get any wiser.
OH, and who was it that told me to go and drink rat poison yesterday? Isn’t this blog a bit one sided?
love the quetts… and you are so right
For me, I enjoy reading blogs concerning a variety of topics, but there are indeed a select few who could learn some manners on here. I used to be a blogger on MS and finally gave it up. I grew tired of those who intentionally make comments to do nothing more than incite drama. The goal appears to be nothing more than to act like a jerk to anyone who’ll bite as opposed to engaging in any meaningful debate. As far as I’m concerned, if you have to curse or belittle someone personally, you’ve crossed the line of simple basic respect. Or maybe, people like that are just miserable in their own lives and they inflict that unfortunate attitude at any and everyone. It’s sad really. Just a humble observation.
I apologize, I thought I had her blocked from my profiles—I must have missed this one.
My blogs are rarely drama blogs.
I do not write them to incite drama either
Thank You
Tonya
AfSD
No worries Tonya~I like what you do and what you stand for. Absolutely no apology necessary. Have a great nite!
http://www.friendburst.com/blog/31220/open-letter-animal-activists/
Ethical behavior? on the Net? Hmm. Now theres a Concept.. 😆 😉