Netiquette refers to etiquette on the internet. It is based on respecting other internet users by avoiding annoying or frustrating online actions. The document also discusses copyright, which grants authors rights over their work, and fair use exceptions to copyright. Plagiarism is defined as taking credit for another's ideas without consent.

1. NETIQUETTEBy: Jake M. Mauleon

2. NETIQUETTE
• Refers to etiquette on the
internet.
• Good netiquette is based on
respect for other net users.
• It is avoiding online actions that
will annoy or frustrate other
people.

3. Be concise and to
the point

4. Use proper
spelling, grammar
& punctuation

5. Do not write in
CAPITALS

6. Read the email
before you send it

7. Do not use reply to
all

8. Do not copy a
message or
attachment
without
permission

9. Do not use email
to discuss
confidential
information

10. Avoid long
sentences

11. Do not forward
virus hoaxes and
chain letters

12. Copyright
• A set of rights granted to the author or creator
of a work, to restrict others’ ability to copy,
redistribute and reshape the content.
• Rights are frequently owned by the companies
who sponsor the work rather than the creators
themselves and can be bought and sold on the
market.

13. Fair Use
• Refers to the limitation and to the exclusive
right granted by copyright law to the author of
a creative work.
• Examples of fair use include commentary,
search engines, criticism, news reporting,
research, teaching, library archiving and
scholarship.

14. Plagiarism
• The act of taking another person's ideas,
writings, inventions, and similar intellectual
products as one's own without knowledge,
consent and/or accreditation.