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Netiquette refers to etiquette and respectful behavior when communicating online. It is important to treat others with kindness and respect, avoid flaming or cyberbullying, be clear in communications, and follow copyright and privacy laws. Personal information should not be shared with strangers and strong passwords used. When communicating online, consider how you would interact face-to-face and be helpful to others. Business communications should have clear subject lines and proper grammar. People have different views, so avoid trying to change others' opinions on topics like religion and politics. Maintain privacy by configuring settings appropriately and being aware that anything shared online can be seen publicly.
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- 2. Network + Etiquette = Netiquette โข It is the correct or better way of communicating online and respect the other people.
- 3. โข Because makes good relationship with the other users from internet. โข Because remembers that you are sending a message to a real people. โข because they put emphasis on respect. Without netiquette internet will die!
- 4. โข โข โข โข โข โข โข โข โข Use your manners Treat others the way you want to be treated Donโt flame Donโt do cyberbullying Be clear Copyright laws No Spam Read before send DONโT USE CAPITAL LETTERS!
- 5. โข Never share personal information with stranger. โข Create strong passwords โข If unsure or uncomfortable with a situation online, ask for guidance from a trusted adult
- 6. โข โข โข โข Help the newbies Research before asking Remember emotion People arenโt organizations
- 7. โข โข โข โข Respect the privacy from the other users. Be responsible. Help the other people. Donโt abuse from the help.
- 8. โข Personal โ Use specific subject lines โ Think about using smiles and internet shorthand โ Ask yourself โWhat would I say if we were face-to-face?โ โข Business โ โ โ โ Create clear subject lines Identify yourself Follow the rules of grammar and usage Use spell check DONโT USE CAPITAL LETTERS. Donโt spam
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