The document provides guidelines for proper electronic communication or "netiquette", advising to avoid heated messages when angry, use clear language instead of confusing abbreviations, be careful with sarcasm and humor which can be misinterpreted, do not send spam or personal messages on systems without permission, keep messages concise and on topic, use proper case instead of all capital letters, write descriptive subject lines, include a signature block, and focus each message on one subject. Netiquette guidelines should be followed for all electronic communication.

1. Mario Georgiev

2. Don’t respond when you are angry or
frustrated
Heated messages are called flames, if you are angry,
stressed, or frustrated, you should wait to compose
your message so that you do not get into a «flame war».

3. Don’t use «Netspeak»
Trendy abbreviations or «Netspeak» are cryptic and only
serve to confuse the recipient

4. Avoid sarcasm and humor
Be careful when using sarcasm and humor, it is often
misinterpreted

5. Do not send SPAM
SPAM is considered an abuse of electronic messaging
systems

6. Do not send personal messages
Be aware of the policies related to the computers and
communication systems you are using.

7. Be concise and clear
Stay on topic
Convey your message effectively and efficiently

8. Do not use ALL CAPS
Using all uppercase characters is considered shouting,
use proper sentence case.

9. Complete the subject line
Use descriptive and specific subject lines
Include a signature block at the end of your message
Focus on one subject per message
Include your class and section number

10. Where to apply netiquette?
& everywhere else..