The document provides etiquette guidelines for using Facebook including being respectful of friends, thinking about the impact of posts, maintaining real-world interactions beyond social media, presenting yourself honestly, avoiding overuse that interferes with responsibilities, protecting private information, using your real identity, and focusing on what matters to the individual user.

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2. No disrespect
Posting disrespectful content
about a Facebook friend is
considered bad form.

4. Think before you post
It's important to consider the negative
impact a post could have on a friend before
making the post.

5. Don't be a
stranger
Facebook isn't seen as a replacement for
face-to-face interaction. Real friends should
be contacted through other means beyond
the site, users agreed.

6. Be honest
It's considered polite to present
yourself honestly but positively to
Facebook friends.

7. Don't be an addict
Facebooking so much that it
interferes with work is a big no-
no.

8. Protect yourself
No posting information that a
friend or acquaintance could
later use against you.

9. You can't be someone else
 Lying about your identity is a violation of the Facebook Terms of
Use and grounds for Profile deactivation. Although many people
try, Facebook doesn't let anyone sign up with an obviously fake
name like Juana B. Famous or Fakey McFakerson. Those who do
make it past the name checks will likely find their account
tracked down and deactivated.

10. Know what matters
to you