Netiquette refers to the set of rules that guide appropriate and effective online communication. It began before the widespread use of the World Wide Web to establish etiquette for posting commercially or sharing private information publicly. Netiquette outlines best practices for communication, including checking spelling, avoiding all capital letters, respecting others' privacy, sticking to the topic, and making a good impression. The types of netiquette cover guidelines for sending messages concisely and attaching files carefully, as well as protecting others' confidential information like email addresses and copyrighted content. Following netiquette is important for facilitating understanding between users and circulating information smoothly across networks.

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History
Definition
Basic rules
Types of netiquette
Importance of netiquette

3. History of Nettiquete
• Nettiquete began before in the start of the World Wide
Web
• It was considered somewhat indecent to make
commercial public postings, and the limitations of
insecure.

4. Definition
• It is a group of rules that
would have to follow the
users of the network to
facilitate the understanding
of what write and the
circulation of the
information for the
Network.

5. 10 Rules of Netiquette
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Check your spellings
Avoid all CAPS
Don’t flame.
Learn to forgive.
Don’t lie.
Respect others’ privacy
Don’t use slang
Don’t spam
Stick to the topic
Make a good impression

6. 2 Types of Nettiquete
Nettiquete of sending
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Be brief
Use white space
Use descriptive subject lines
Stay on topyc
Be careful sending
attanchments

7. Nettiquete of Confidentiality
• Don’t pubicize other’s email
adress
• Never send what you don’t
read
• Remember archiving
• Respect copyright

8. Importance of Nettiquete
• Netiquette is generally about the code of
behaviour established for communicating
online.

9. Reference of
http://www.slideshare.net/thep
aper/nettique
• http://www.slideshare.net/s
yazwani101/netiquette5411949
• http://www.slideshare.net/
enasapura/netiquette2

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