The Dos and Don’ts of Messaging
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The document provides dos and don'ts for messaging online. It advises being careful with personal information, respecting others, and thinking before publishing or sending messages. Specifically, it recommends not posting pictures or private details about yourself, using bad language, teasing others, describing violence, or provoking arguments. It also warns that online messages cannot be deleted and personal details or bad behavior can have serious consequences.
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