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Netiquette guidelines include: 1) Be conservative in what you send and do not respond to heated messages, even if provoked. 2) Make it easy for recipients to identify you by including contact information at the end of messages. 3) Be careful when addressing groups, as the address may reach more people than intended.
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Chapter 2
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