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Self-presentation is crucial online, because of the lack of visual cues. Your word and punctuation choices matter, so make every stroke count. To make friends or develop networks, be friendly, polite, and engaging just as you would be in real life.
Use respectful language, Don’t curse if you’re trying to have a productive conversation it comes across as intense no matter your intention.

Be careful with sarcasm

Sarcasm relies on tone of voice, body language, facial expression, and gesture all are omitted when communicating online.

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Digital privacy is just as important as physical privacy.
Ask someone before tagging them in your social media posts. No one wants an unflattering photo spread among people they don’t know, and some people might be social-media shy in general. Prioritize others space ventures the way others could appreciate of application towards good relationship.

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So-called hate speech on the internet is an increasing problem, especially in social media. It is often found in offensive comments under photos or posts.
What can you do against hate speech? If you come across such statements on the internet, you should report them to the provider of the website.

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Just like real-life hangouts, every internet subculture has their own core rules and definitions of netiquette. If the rules are implicit, ask around or “lurk” (read without posting) for a while to get the feel for the proper netiquette policy. If the rules are explicit, they’ll be posted somewhere clearly. Rules might include acceptable topics to discuss, formatting procedures, link policies, or just a general code of behavior.

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It’s embarrassing to get facts wrong, and it can cause others to stop trusting you or stop communicating with you completely. Getting accurate information is a hard-wired human preference, and being misinformed can really hit a nerve.

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The exciting urge to share something is natural, but sending long YouTube videos or articles to others constantly can be imposing. Pick and choose your moments, or explain why you feel the other person might enjoy it. Don’t take it personally if the person doesn’t check it out or report back instead, consider they may have other preferences or might simply be too busy.

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It’s annoying when someone expects you to respond to a text or email immediately, but it’s just as annoying when you write to someone and they take forever to respond, or don’t reply at all. If you have exchanged emails with someone, the expectation is that email correspondence is OK, so not responding can be hurtful or rude.

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Update your profile information, especially if you’re not in contact with lots of old friends or acquiantance. A simple update is a nice way to show you care about those you may have lost touch with. It can open the door to catching up with old friends, or be a good reason for someone to send you a friendly message or networking opportunity.

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Don’t send or attach large files directly, since you never know what kind of storage space or internet connection other people have. Use a cloud service or a personal site, especially if you want to share lots of files. If you have to send sensitive files, use some of the best encryption software to keep them safe. And protect files with a password to show the recipient you care about their digital safety.

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One of the most important netiquette rules is to forgive others’ mistakes. Internet technology netiquette norms can be confusing we all learn web etiquette as we go along. What we say online feels permanent, which makes us all uneasy. No one wants a rushed, misinterpreted statement hanging over their heads forever, so have compassion for others if you want it extended to yourself.

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"Treat others the way you want to be treated always be polite and respect others opinion"

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Basic Netiquette Rules for Online and Offline Relationships

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Basic Netiquette Rules for Online and Offline Relationships