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Netiquette
Netiquette is essentially etiquette for the internet. The same way that one wouldn't say just anything at the dinner table, you shouldn't say anything on the internet without determining if it's important.
A pet peeve of mine is when people treat social media as their diary. This is especially common with facebook.

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Netiquette is something I believe everyone should learn just as we are taught proper etiquette. In this generation, kids are growing up in social media and the internet. Most kids are playing with phones or watching youtube by the age of three. Therefore netiquette is something that children should be educated on and understand.
My digital footprint is okay for the most part. When googling my name, you will not find much, besides a few old pictures from when "selfies" were a thing. For the most part, I try to keep my business personal and not all over social media.

Pet Peeve:

When someone shares their, their children's and/or families every move on social media.

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"Netiquette" is the acceptable way to communicate on the internet. Just like there is an acceptable way to talk to people in person, there are certain behaviors that are not acceptable online. A digital footprint is the information that follows your name on the internet. For example, it would be unacceptable to post a photo of someone else without their permission because that photo is on the internet for anyone to see indefinitely. Cyber bullying is very unacceptable and can cause very serious issues. It has become a very serious offense recently. It is important that children know how to behave appropriately on the internet, because anything that is put on the internet will always be there. Kids don't always have the best judgement in right and wrong. Anything they post on social media can be found later on by colleges and employers. Here are some important things to consider when following "netiquette":
1. Don't use foul language because everyone can see what you post online.
2. Choose wisely who you "befriend" because they will have access to everything you post.
3. Don't post anything risque
4. Don't post any information about others without their permission.

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A digital footprint is very important in today's world. A digital footprint would probably have sounded insane 20, 15, or even 10 years ago, but now it is so important to be aware and cautious about your digital footprint. Employers, friends, students and really anyone can google your name and find information about you. I was honestly pretty relieved to find out that when I googled my name that only videos of me singing and social media came up. As technology becomes more and more used and shaping of our world, keeping a clean digital footprint is important.

Netiquette is a word that in our moderne technology age has emerged as a manner or ways to behave online. Netiquette is essentially internet etiquette.  I feel like netiquette should be something that more people are taught or made aware of because some people just simply don't know how to act on the internet, and maybe if they were instructed or informed about netiquette that would change or at least improve to some degree.

I have several pet peeves that really irk me on the internet, so it is hard to narrow it down to just one. However, probably my number one pet peeve is when someone comments on a social media post and the person responds. After the initial response, the two people then engage in a full on conversation that could lead to 15 comments on the post just between the two people. It irks me because they could just message the person on the app if they wanted to "catch up" or "check on how they're doing". Anyways, that's my rant on my pet peeve online.

Honor Code: As a student of Ole Miss, I pledge to uphold the honesty and integrity of myself, my peers, and my university.

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Netiquette is important for communication and to understand was acceptable and what is not. I honestly believe an education course for Netiquette would be beneficial in ways to help encourage professionalism and practice privacy and exposure. Nowadays, the world revolves around technology. It is important to be mindful of what one decides to allow the public to know and/or see, because it can be used against you as well as prevent a bad reputation/image. When i googled myself, I did not find any information that one could use against me to humiliate or call me out on, but that's because my parent's were so strict about internet and social media usage, that it became distasteful. I understand their tactics were to protect me from ruining my future and to respect myself enough to have privacy.
Pet peeves included seeing someone post degrading images, heavy profanity, or disgusting comments/statuses.

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Heather McMillen    Netiquette                  Netiquette is communicating with etiquette behavior online. My digital footprint is over all pretty good as it is but could some improvement. I know the correct way of speaking but sometimes on my personal social media site I do not speak in the most professional way. Children need to be able to understand how the things they say online can be portrayed and impact them. 

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Heather McMillen    Netiquette                  Netiquette is communicating with etiquette behavior online. My digital footprint is over all pretty good as it is but could some improvement. I know the correct way of speaking but sometimes on my personal social media site I do not speak in the most professional way. Children need to be able to understand how the things they say online can be portrayed and impact them. 

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Pet Peeve
I do not like when people do not spell correctly in their posts. If it is done as a joke then possibly, but only in the right setting.

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Netiquette
Netiquette is the proper way of communicating with others on the internet. I think that now in days, schools should offer a class on how to use the Internet safely. Kids are now vulnerable to the internet and they are gullible to a lot of things. Netiquette will teach students that everything they put on the internet never goes away. My digital footprint is very good so far so I feel really good about it.
Pet Peeve
The think that bothers me the most about the internet is whenever I see a post that says "if you don't share this then your _____ will die." I find that to be very disrespectful and rude.

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Netiquette is significant for correspondence and to comprehend was worthy and what isn't. I genuinely accept instruction course for Netiquette would be advantageous in approaches to help energize polished skill and practice protection and openness. These days, the world rotates around innovation. It is imperative to be aware of what one chooses to permit people in general to know and additionally see, since it very well may be utilized against you just as forestall an awful standing/picture. At the point when I googled myself, I didn't discover any data that one could use against me to mortify or call me out on, however that is on the grounds that my parent's were so exacting about web and online media utilization, that it got disagreeable. I comprehend their strategies were to shield me from demolishing my future and to regard myself enough to have security.

Pet peeve: I don't like when people cry while recording themselves and post it for sympathy

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Footprint
Having a clean digital footprint is very important for professionals. It is even more important for educators because it can create problems. Luckily, my digital footprint is clean and empty. The main thing that comes up when my name is searched is Megan Fox. She played a character with name in a Mary-Kate and Ashley Olsen movie. My social media is also pretty clean, and my accounts are private. I am not very active on social media, so it would not create problems for me. I think that it is important that teachers do not follow students on social media until after they graduated. It is just safer to keep one's private life and students separate.

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Footprint
I think our footprint is very important. I think everyone should have respect for themselves and others on the internet. When searched myself, a picture of my little girl and me showed up. Then school I worked up showed with name and my past jobs.My old twitter account was shown to and my previous high school.

Pet peeves
I do not like when people post provocative pictures on social media. I do not like when people are rude.

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Netiquette
After researching myself for a good amount of time I really couldn't find anything on myself that would disappoint parents, co-workers, bosses, etc. Honestly my digital footprint was kinda empty, most of the pictures and videos were of some other girl named Molly Powell who was a professional barrel racer. And all those posts were appropriate and harmless. As for social media I would probably be easy to find but most of my accounts are private, but all my posts are harmless. I believe that most people should have to take a course on netiquette because of the world we live in today. So many people on the internet are a lot smarter and can find out things about you with just the click of a button. Safety on the internet is so important for the younger crowd as they don't really understand how to safely use technology. Children should be taught these things early one as our world is evolving with technology.
Pet Peeve
My pet peeve on the internet is when random people are rude to one another on social media. Our world has so many other bigger problems. And the fact that people bash one another because they think they did a poor job or aren't doing good enough. It kinda hurts your heart because we all should uplift one another and not tear each other down.

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Digital Footprint
The only links I found directly related to me when I googled my name were my Instagram, Pinterest, and my Rebelthon sponsor page. I think this is because I went through a phase after middle school where I deleted almost everything on my social media accounts, which I am very thankful for considering the significant amount of duck faced selfies I remember posting. Because these are the only things that I was able to find about myself, I believe that my digital footprint is good.

Irks
One thing that really blows my mind on social media is when people post inappropriate or even illegal things, without thinking that those images or videos are directly linked to their name and reputation.

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Footprint
Because I was a football athlete in my high school as well as for Northeast, a lot of the posts under my name is related to my football career. Since my major is Physical Education, being tied to the athletics is very important. When I researched my name, though, another person with the same name came up. It said that he was a sex offender. Being tied to a person like that is very concerning. Thankfully, he is a different race from me (I'm black and he's white) so hopefully I will not be mixed up with him.

Pet peeves
One of my pet peeves is when people use all caps when it is not appropriate. If it is something exciting, or if they are angry, I can see why they would use all caps. In normal situations, it is really annoying. Like, WHY DO YOU HAVE TO YELL AT ME WHEN UPDATING YOUR FACEBOOK POST?!

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Netiquette
One of my biggest pet peeves are "mommy bloggers". These are the people that post videos of their and their children's daily lives. This in and of itself doesn't present a problem - my issue lies with once the kids themselves start shying away from the camera and saying they don't want to be featured in the videos anymore. The face that these bloggers continue to make them uncomfortable by posting them on social media really irks me as it seems like they're exploiting their own children.

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Digital Footprint
My digital footprint is decent. When I googled my name everything that came up was sports related. I've had a lot of national exposer form Football and Basketball so I have several interviews, articles and highlights. I try to keep my social media acounts very clean because I know that as an athlete people watch us more than anyone else.

Pet peeves
I don't have many pet peeves on social media but the biggest pet peeve that I have is when people go out of there way to find a mistake that some one made on social media weather is a picture, comment, tweet, ect.

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Netiquette
Many people in our society believe that they can post anything they so desire (whether it is appropriate or not) if their account is "private." However, one's digital footprint can go beyond these small limits. Searching one's name can bring up old accounts that they forgot the password to and have never deleted, or even tagged posts from a peer's "public" profile. For example, if you search my name and you click on "images," you may find a young girl, who looks about thirteen years old, in a green shirt, displaying the infamous "duck face." That picture is of me from an old Twitter account I never deleted. I really do believe in the netiquette saying of "if your boss or grandma would not like it, then do not post it."

Pet Peeve
My personal pet peeve on the internet, is a fairly common one, I simply cannot stand rude people. I am not sure why the levels of confidence (and audacity) rises, when protected behind a phone screen. But this behavior is simply unacceptable.  Words can hurt, and the internet can be forever, let us spread positivity instead. I would much rather "make someone's day" than ruin it.

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Netiquette
I dug into my digital footprint a little and was okay with what I found. I did not find anything that showed me or my name specifically, which is something that an employer would be proud to hire. I also sometimes wonder if no trace is a good thing to employers or if they would rather at least find something instead of nothing. If you search my job then you could find my name under the employee task but it just says my name so there is still not information about me.

IRKS
I have two things that really get on my nerves. First, is when people are so brave and rude behind a keyboard but  would never be that brave or rude in real life. It is so easy to type on a keyboard and be judgmental. Secondly, is the fake life that can come with being able to post what people want seen. There are people out there that make their internet life look so good and have others jealous over something that is not realistic. When the reality of those peoples life they are miserable or nowhere near the person that their internet shows them to be.

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Netiquette
I think many students should learn about netiquette before they even get a social media account. A digital footprint starts the exact moment you put something about yourself into the world. most people also leave their accounts on public so anyone can look you up. Most people should look into the private settings so people can't look up everything about you. Even if you now you are on private on post something rude, someone can easily screen shot it and send it around to people. This photograph may come up when you are apply for a job later in life.

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Digital Footprint
I believe my digital footprint is pretty good. When you google me most things that come up are me playing sports in high school. WE used to get interviewed a lot for basketball because we were pretty good my senior year. Also you can find my job information on my church website where I work during school breaks. my dad I s a well known layer in my hometown, and since my last name is spelled different than normal it pops up a lot of his information for work. Due to my job at my church im not allowed to post negative things on my social media platforms nor would I do so even if I didn't have a job.

Pet Peeves
My biggest pet peeves is what people post for the world to see. some people on social media post rude comments or non appropriate pictures. anyone can see these and even if you delete it you never know if someone screen shot it. many people use the internet or social media to bully other kids as well. This is where most kids do it, and not many parents know because all kids are on some type of electronics almost all day long. Ive witnessed so much bullying happening online when I was in high school. Due to me trying to stay off my phone as much as I can during school I see less but there still is some happening.

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Netiquette
Digging into my own personal digital footprint was an interesting assignment I had never thought about before. The first thing I did was google myself and I found absolutely nothing no matter how many different key words I used. Any platform of social media I have is always on private mode, not because I have things to hide but so that people I do not know cannot see things about me. I keep a very clean social media: instagram, facebook, twitter, and even tik tok. I work as a family nanny and as a summer church camp counselor and know the importance of a good clean social media. I would not post things on my social media that would make me look bad as a person or that could wreck my chance at getting a good job. It is incredibly important to keep a good clean social media because now a day more than ever employers are turning to social media to get a feel of an employee before hiring them. All I could find that stood out to me was doing cringey selfies with too much blue eye shadow on as a middle schooler and being a big fan of doing "tbh's".

Pet Peeve:
The thing that bothers me most about the internet is that people can hide behind a screen and be whoever they want to be. In some cases it's someone being a catfish and in other cases it is a cyber bully.

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Pet peeves
I have many pet peeves about how people use the internet. I think my biggest pet peeve is when people argue on social media. I detest this because most of the times things are taken and blown out of proportion. I think most times people write things a certain way on the internet and instead of asking the person to elaborate it turns to a really big situations that no one really wants to be in.

Netiquette
I think most students need to many things about netiquette. I really think students should know that their digital footprint starts before they are even born. This means people can find things about you on the internet that you might not know is out there yourself. I also think they should know about privacy settings. If they are going to be on social media, which most of them will be, they need to know that is a way to post without letting everyone see what they are posting. This will help when they are applying for jobs in the future too. One of the most important things that students should know is that watch what they post and how they are posting things. No matter if their page are private others can screenshot what they have said and send it to others, then everyone will know what they have said. It is very important to have good netiquette because you never know who is watching or who you might offend if you say something that you did not mean.

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Netiquette
The same mentality you have about yourself on the internet is the same that you should have about others. Some of the information I gathered emphasizes the importance of respect on the internet. It is incredibly valuable to uphold a respectable presence on the internet because it is similar to the written word, but potentially more injurious.
If I was to be a teacher, speaking to parents, co-workers, or employers, I would not be upset or ill-pleased by the findings of myself.

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My Digital Footprint
After doing a bit of research on myself, I discovered my digital footprint was pretty good. It might be hard for my employer to find me because I have a pretty common name. The first few things to pop are my Facebook and LinkedIn profiles. I work in childcare and have a few of my parents on my Facebook because it is easier for me to contact them via messenger. My dad is also a pastor, so I would not want to make him look bad with my posts.
If I felt like anything I would post would offend my kid's parents or my own parents I would not post it.
My Pet Peeve
This is usually just in general but it seems to be a common occurrence on the internet. The general spreading of misinformation or the lack of respect to let someone else share their opinions. It seems a lot easier to fight with people online than argue with them in person for some. About three or four times a week, I have to call my mom and explain some kind of lunacy that I have seen from people I know. Which I think is more of a problem with me feeling the need to be confrontational and knowing that it is counterproductive to be that way, but I feel we should just respect everyone and not actively try to spread lies or misinformation.

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Personally, my biggest netiquette pet peeve is people being completely rude to other people they don’t even know online. Anyone can sit behind a screen and say hateful things, but in reality, they would not say those things to the person’s face. Hurtful messages that are commented on other’s pictures or said about someone can stick with them for the rest of their life, so is it really worth it? I personally think voicing your opinion about the way someone looks or acts on the internet is unnecessary and just makes you a cyberbully. Therefore, don’t do it. 

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The effects of media are extensive and long lasting. Kids and adults alike often forget the consequences certain digital behaviours may warrant. Teaching digital citizenship is super important and needs to be made a bigger part of the curriculum. As a computer technician and technology coach in a local public school system, a thing that bothers me is everyone's willingness to share their password. And for the most part, everyone has the same password for everything. A thing I often see with teachers also is that if they do have different passwords for different accounts, they have them written down on a sticky note and have it posted on their computer monitor or something.

Honor Code: As a student of Ole Miss, I pledge to uphold the honesty and integrity of myself, my peers, and my university.

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My biggest pet peeve is that people are can be fake and misleading on the internet. It is so easy to catfish, lie, and manipulate people. People can use false pictures or photoshop. It also very easy to photoshop texts or social media likes. People will believe anything on the internet. The videos discussed children being taken advantage of on the internet. I hate that someone could hate catfish young child on social media.

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My biggest pet peeve in recent social media is fueled by the app Tik Tok. It bothers me deeply to see young girls and boys dancing to these very inappropriate songs. I think what bothers me the most is there are adults on the app that watch these videos of these young children dancing the way they do. It feels extremely inappropriate and creepy. I am not a fan of this tik tok culture encouraging this behavior, as I feel like it can lead to many dangerous situations. In our videos from Edutopia it touches base on how fast videos/images travel through the internet. These videos of these young kids will be there forever! Also, in the videos it discusses cyber stalking which I personally feel these videos are the beginning step to that.
Comment from Jack Brunetto:
I have to agree that I dislike TikTok. Maybe it's the fact that there isn't a lot of ways to break away from the younger kids and see things relevant to our age. Or maybe its the accessibility that everyone has to each other uploads.
Comment from John Mask:
Yes, I agree! I had TikTok downloaded on my phone and found myself occasionally scrolling for long periods of time. I actually deleted it several months ago. One, I was often unnerved by the content that was shared. Two, I wasted way too much time watching videos that were most likely rotting my brain. And three, I was not being as productive as I needed to be in certain things.

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The biggest pet peeve I have is when people share every single detail about their life on the internet. There is no need for everyone to know your EXACT moves throughout the day. I also hate for people to create an image of themselves, portraying to be someone that they are not for likes, comments, and/or shares.

Comment from Brianna: I completely agree! I hate when people try to be something they're not on the internet.
Comment from Jack Brunetto: Agreed, nobody cares. There is no added value or glorification of your reputability when you lay everything out on the table the way some do.

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My biggest pet peeve or "irk" of the internet would be how easy it is for others to screenshot, save or share information that you upload online with no way to really deter or stop them. I know that it is optional what you share online, but sometimes it's easy for people to access things that you even try to keep private or if your profile is private. More social security for digital platforms please.
Comment from Jack Brunetto:
The ability to capture anything that is not intended to be seen by more than one person is terrifying. Many times (I feel), if someone is screenshotting then they probably aren't supposed to.

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Netiquette is very important. The biggest take away from the article that I believe to be a common problem of netiquette is that people on the receiving end of the message are not aware of the tone you are speaking in. This is how arguments on social media platforms can come about, because the recipient read too much into the tone of the message. Netiquette should also be taught in every school, especially since technology is such a huge part of our world now. Cyber stalking and cyber bullying should also be discussed in grade schools to create the proper netiquette in young children.
In one of the videos I watched, it amazed me how at such a young age our digital footprint is created. It really opened my eyes as to that every single time I put something on my social media and order a product off amazon, it is 'saved' with my name and part of my digital citizenship.  One of my biggest internet pet peeves is when people post personal information on Facebook. The kind of information that is not necessary for anyone to know.

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Yes!!! I feel like people (especially) kids make decisions that are not thinking about how it will be interpreted in the future. I think it is amazing how things can follow people their entire life on the internet! It is something I have had to be mindful of myself.

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My main internet pet peeve is using these 3 words incorrectly: there, their, and they're. I also hate when people get on social media with fake news. For example, the Kobe Bryant story had so many headlines, you did not know what to believe. Also, the internet is no place to tell all of your business.

Comment from John Mask:
Oh my goodness, yes!!! I am not perfect by any means when it comes to grammar, punctuation, or spelling, but I totally agree with you on the first one.

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Something that bothers me most is when people get on social media and argue over something that they wouldn't speak about to each other in person.

This is so accurate.

Comment from Lauren Paige Hamilton : I completely agree with this and see it all of the time on Facebook.
comment from carnita: I totally agree. Some people are cowards and can not go face to face with someone.

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One thing that bothers me is when girls over edit their photos that they look orange. I don't think there is anything wrong with editing photos and adding a filter, but I don't get how certain people can't see that they have edited it so much that they are now orange

Comment from Ella: I agree! I think it is sad that girls feel like they have to edit photos to be "liked".

Comment from Sam: I agree completely. All of the harsh edits and crazy colors are way too much.

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My internet pet peeve is when people post political opinions on social media and aren't open to having a discussion about them! The whole point of social media is to be SOCIAL. This requires defending your political stance if that's what you want to use social media for. Also, I find it frustrating when parents post a ton of pictures of their kids without the kids' consent. Of course, little kids can't give consent so it's up to the parents to decide what is appropriate to put on the internet, but when the kids get to middle school/high school age, I think it is appropriate and necessary to ask your child how much involvement they want in social media.

My question for all of you is... do you think there is ever a reason to post something political on social media if you are not open to discussing it with your followers?

Comment from John Mask:
Wow! I think it all depends on the context when it comes to political posts. However, one should not make a political post that is expected to draw an unnecessary rise out of someone if the person posting is not prepared to hear what someone else might have to say. I choose not to share my political opinions or biases online because of the long term effects it may have on my personal or professional life. I want to be seen by the world strictly for my character and well being, not my political views. Great question!

Comment from Brianna: Great question! If you want to post about politics, then you should. If you do choose to post about it,  you must be okay with people sharing their views. If you do not want to hear what other think,  you should not post it.

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One of my pet peeves is when people get in political fights on social media. I think we should all have our own opinions and agree to disagree. In my opinion, I do not think that kind of stuff belongs on social media.

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I HATE when people don't have a clean instagram, like nobody wants to see ALL that. My mom always watched what I posted and made sure it was appropriate, and I think everyone should continue to make sure their post are appropriate even at this age. Thats my ted talk!

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My pet peeve is when people get in twitter fights. I don't care or want to see it.

Comment from John Franz: I agree. I think if someone has a problem or something to say to somebody they should just message them directly or just move on and not say anything at all to them.