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    10 CORE RULE OF NETIQUETTE

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    10 CORE RULES

    OF NETIQUETTE

    Rule1:Remember
    the Human
    Practice the Golden Rule: Do
    unto others as you would have
    others do unto you. Never try
    to harm someone's image in
    the internet, unless if you
    want the same happen to you.

    Rule 2: Adhere To
    The Same
    Standards of
    Behaviour online
    that you follow in
    real life
    In online you should be ethical
    as in real life ; One Example
    would be respect people
    online despite who they are,
    one way you can do it is to
    avoid tarnishing someones
    image or avoid bullying and
    other cyber crimes.

    Rule 3: Know
    where you are in
    Cyber space
    What you text to a friend may
    not be appropriate in an email
    to a classmate or a colleague.
    The joke or a comment could
    be funny for your other
    friends but could be
    disrespectful for others.

    Rule 4:Respect other


    people’s time and
    bandwidth
    Make your written
    communication
    meaningful and to the
    point, without
    extraneous text or
    superfluous graphics or
    attachments that may
    take forever to
    download. Make your
    message meaningful and
    simple to understand or
    avoid sending outputs
    thay may be too big to
    download.
    Rule 5: Make
    yourself look
    good online
    Always check for spelling and
    grammar errors Know what
    you're talking about and state
    it clearly Be pleasant and
    polite
    1. Always check for spelling
    and grammar errors know
    what you're talking about
    and state it clearly be
    pleasant and polite. One
    example would beShow
    Off Your Interests or
    Hobbies. ...
    2. Take Advantage of Social
    Media Highlights. ...
    3. Make Sure Your Posts are
    Free of Errors. ...
    4. Don't Air Your Dirty
    Laundry Online. ...
    5. Use a Good-Looking Photo
    of Yourself.

    Rule 6: Share
    expert
    knowledge
    An online community,
    especially in the academic
    field, is all about the type of
    information one provides to
    the others. Also don’t forget
    to cite the authors of that
    info.

    Rule 7: Help keep


    flame wars under
    control
    Don’t feed the flames;
    extinguish them by guiding the
    discussion back to a more
    productive direction. Help
    keep flame wars under
    control. Don't flame others,
    and if you are flamed, don't
    respond. It's like arguing with a
    drunk at a football game: You
    will never win. If you feel
    you've been flamed in a forum,
    make your complaint public to
    the entire forum.

    Rule 8: Respect
    other people's
    privacy
    Just as you expect others to
    respect your privacy, so
    should you respect the
    privacy of others.

    Rule 9: Don't
    abuse your
    power
    Remember knowing more
    than others do or having more
    power than others may have
    does not give you the right to
    take advantage of anyone.
    Think of Rule 1. Remember the
    human. Never think your are
    better than others just
    because you are a privilege
    individual, either way you will
    abide with the rules and
    respect every one.
    Rule 10: Be
    forgiving of other
    people's mistakes
    Everyone was a network
    newbie once. And not
    everyone has had the benefit
    of reading this book. So when
    someone makes a mistake --
    whether it's a spelling error or
    a spelling flame, a stupid
    question or an unnecessarily
    long answer -- be kind about it.
    If it's a minor error, you may
    not need to say anything. Even
    if you feel strongly about it,
    think twice before reacting.
    Having good manners yourself
    doesn't give you license to
    correct everyone else.

    #THINK BEFORE YOU CLICK

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