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This document outlines best practices for ethical internet behavior in the workplace. It lists 5 dos, such as staying organized, listening to others, and having a positive attitude. It also lists 5 don'ts, including gossiping, using cell phones loudly in meetings, texting when you should be listening, making assumptions about coworkers' abilities, and being impatient while waiting for others to complete their work. The document also defines AUP as an acceptable use policy to protect students from online dangers at school.
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