This document discusses the rules and guidelines of netiquette for proper online behavior and interaction. It defines netiquette as the social code of network communication and sets of rules for behaving properly online. The basic rules of netiquette include not using all capital letters, making a good impression, avoiding rude language, not breaking any laws, and identifying yourself. It also discusses types of netiquette for sending messages, replying, and maintaining confidentiality.

2. • Etiquette on Internet.
• The social code of network communication.
• A set of rules for behaving and interacting properly
online.
Definition. What is the netiquette?

3. • Do not TYPE ALL IN CAPITAL LETTERS for
emphasis.
• Make a good impression.
• Be careful not to use rude or bad language online.
• Don’t break any laws.
• Always indetify yourself.
Basic rules of Netiquette

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Address.
Last Name.
Password.
Phone Number.
E-mail Address.
Detailed physical description.
Detailed location where you can be found on a given day
and time.
• Photos yourself
Online Indently.
Keep yourself and your friends SAFE.

5. • Help the newbies.
• Research before asking.
Type of netiquette.
Netiquette basic

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Be brief.
Use white spaces.
Use descriptive subjects lines.
Stay on-topic.
Be careful sending attachemnt.
Copy the minimum number of people.
Type of netiquette.
Netiquette of sending.

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Summarize for the group.
Check current information before replying.
Reference past communications.
Acknowledge important communications.
Replying and forwarding.
Type of netiquette.
Netiquette of replying.

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Don’t publicize other’s email addresses.
Never send what you don’t read.
Remember archiving
Resoetc copyright
Type of netiquette.
Netiquette of confidentially.

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Keep it short.
Avoid using ALL CAPS.
Use your judgment with attachments.
Proofread.
Be careful what you say.
Pay attention to formatting.
Don’t be flame happy.
Importance of netiquette

10. • The rules of netiquette offer a great guidline for online
communication.
• They offer a new Internet user an outline for what is
professional and what is not.
• Help to ease some of the stresses that technology can
provide.
Conclusion