The document provides 10 guidelines for proper online etiquette, including being courteous, using emoticons to convey emotion, avoiding clicking unknown links, writing in a respectful tone without shouting, using appropriate language, thinking before posting, keeping personal information private, obeying copyright laws, helping newcomers, and avoiding cyberbullying. It concludes by thanking the reader.

2. 1.Use computer Courtesy
Whether the person is sending an
email, chatting in a forum, it is important to
be courteous and respectful of others online.

3. 2. Use Emotions
When communicating online, it can be
difficult to gauge a writer’s emotion. Unless a
web camera or microphone is used, the
writer’s expressions or emotion is difficult to
determined. By using emoticons, the writer’s
proper emotion will be conveyed to the
reader.

4. 3. Watch what you click
Don’t just click anything in a web page.
Some web page are “click-activated” ,just
waiting to be clicked to spread around.

5. 4. DON’T SHOUT
No matter what forum, writing in all capital
letters is considered SHOUTING and it is
considered as rude.

6. 5. Pay attention to the Language
Issues
Improper, inappropriate or bad language
may get a participant kicked out or
permanently banned from a forum or group.

7. 6. Think Before Posting
It is important to note, what is
posted online today, may come back
and haunt the writer tomorrow.

8. 7. Keep personal informative
Private
Posting private and personal information
in the wrong location can be serious
consequences.

9. 8. Obey Copyright Laws
Obey copyright laws. Don’t steal.

10. 9. Help Internet Newbies
Be patient and helpful with others
especially the beginners.

11. 10. Be aware of Cyberbullying
This relates mostly to an adult
harassing, threatening a younger person.
Also be aware that there are laws regarding
getting information from the minors without
the presence of their parents.

12. THANK YOU FOR
WATCHING!!!!!!!!!
Prepared By:
Verlyn S.M.
Maravilla