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I think Megawati is being criticized by netizens because she has a personality that is not suitable for being a national leader, as she is selfish. And yes, as a digital citizen, I don't get involved in issues like that because it can also cause harm to myself and others.

anugrah dian /dpb 1

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amalia putri / 04 / x dpb 1

here there is a content creator who was given hate comments by netizens because he sold food that was too expensive and because of its physical appearance, we have to use social media wisely because not everyone can accept hate comments from us, many people will be offended by our hate comments so we have to be wise in using social media

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In the comments on the video, the woman in the video was compared to Instagram celebrity Sunday Kalogeras. Some netizens called her appearance "wannabe," as if she were simply copying Sunday's style. These derisive comments suggested her appearance seemed artificial or unnatural, leading to the assumption that she was simply a copycat.

Although many netizens mocked the woman in the video, calling her a "Sunday wannabe" or imitating Instagram celebrity Sunday Kalogeras' style, everyone has the right to express themselves through their appearance. Resembling a public figure doesn't necessarily mean intentionally imitating; it could simply be due to trends or shared tastes. Content creators should remain confident, emphasize their individuality, and avoid being overly influenced by negative comments. On the other hand, viewers should also leave constructive comments rather than demeaning ones, so that social media remains a healthy space for creativity.

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The negative comments, or "hate comments," shown in the photo serve as a clear and troubling example of a severe violation of digital etiquette and an act of cyberbullying. Comments such as "Sok imuet banget CELENG" (which translates to: acting too cute, you wild pig/swine) and sarcastic comparisons to animals like "Koyo manuk kenari" (like a canary bird) or "love bird" are explicitly intended to attack and degrade the individual based solely on their physical appearance—specifically, their bright yellow hair color. The commenters entirely disregard the fundamental rule of netiquette, which is to remember the human behind the screen. Their use of abusive language and personal attacks (hate speech) creates a toxic digital environment and demonstrates a complete lack of respect and empathy. For a digital etiquette assignment, this phenomenon highlights how many users fail to apply the crucial principle of "Think Before You Type" (or post), choosing destructive public shaming over responsible and constructive interaction in the online space.

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Some fans expressed disappointment about Wendy going on a solo tour instead of appearing with the other Red Velvet members. One comment suggested that if she had come together with all five members, fans would be happier, but since she’s coming alone, it feels like the group is divided. Another fan responded, pointing out the inconsistency—when two members appear, they aren’t criticized, but when it’s just one, suddenly there’s hate. Meanwhile, another person questioned whether Wendy has enough fans, especially international ones (so-called “Koreaboos”), to actually fill the venues across so many cities.

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Nama : NAYLA HASNA N.P

KELAS : XI DPB 1

One day, when I saw a video that was going viral on my homepage, I opened the comments and found that there were a lot of hate comments directed at him. Those people shouldn't care about his business because they don't know who they are. They should give positive comments and support other people and should maintain our good name even if it's only on social media.

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NAMA SURYA BEMBY AGUSTIN,KELAS 1X DPB 3,ABSEN 23

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Negative comments should be avoided as they serve no purpose other than hurting others. If criticism is present, it's best to convey it politely, for example: Replace "dull" with → "If you use a little blush or lip tint, your face could look fresher." Replace "Why are you wearing lipstick?" with → "Perhaps you could choose a more natural shade of lipstick, it would look better."

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Hate comments on social media can be detrimental to a K-pop star's mental health and self-confidence, so it's important to maintain digital etiquette. And for those who don't like the video, don't Comments, it's better to just skip it and don't break the heart of a fan who really loves/likes kpop.

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All of these comments tend to be more of a putdown, not a constructive criticism. That's what usually hurts people, because instead of receiving positive feedback, they're being put down or downgraded. When someone has put in the effort to create something and then is met with sarcasm or doubt, it can certainly lead to disappointment, insecurity, and even loss of enthusiasm.

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The comment above can be considered a hate comment because it compares people who have difficulty expressing emotions with psychopaths. This kind of statement is harmful since it labels and stigmatizes others negatively. Even though the writer says "not psycho," the comparison itself can still hurt and spread misunderstanding about people’s emotional struggles.

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Hate comments on social media can damage a person’s mental health and self-confidence, so it is important to always maintain digital etiquette.

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One day, I was watching TikTok and then I found a video containing messages like the ones in this screenshot, which collectively express frustration and disappointment from fans or viewers. Each message shows a similar sentiment, from the question "yang baju merah ga mau onmic kah?" (doesn't the one in the red shirt want to turn on their mic?) which expresses curiosity and dissatisfaction that the person isn't speaking, to the cynical phrase "dipuji tak pantas, dianiaya gas" (undeserving of praise, but reacts to abuse) which implies that a response is only given when there is negative treatment. Another message, "uda kurang kenapa dkurangin lagi si kak" (it was already minimal, why lessen it again?), shows sadness over the already minimal interaction being reduced further. The most striking is the satirical comparison "pov ngagetin org tuli" (POV: surprising a deaf person), which sharply illustrates the viewers' despair at their efforts to get a response being in vain. Overall, all these messages.

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In this TikTok video of singer Nadin Amizah performing on stage, the comments section is filled with mixed reactions from viewers. Some fans are speculating about changes in her appearance, even asking whether she might be pregnant. Others notice that her voice sounds different and say it feels unusual compared to before. A few comments even compare her current vibe to that of a mother, while another viewer disagrees and insists her voice still sounds the same as always. Overall, the comments reflect curiosity, surprise, and a bit of concern from her audience.

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Looking at the comments above, it’s clear that many people still view women’s hobbies—especially in the automotive field—through the lens of stereotypes. In fact, someone’s abilities or interests are not determined by gender. Women who enjoy motorcycles, automotive work, or being mechanics have every right to express themselves without always having to meet appearance standards set by others. Self-care is important for everyone, but it’s a personal choice and shouldn’t be used as a measure of whether someone deserves to pursue their hobby or not. Instead of criticizing, it would be much better if we support anyone who dares to explore their interests responsibly while maintaining cleanliness and safety at work.

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I found this comment on someone's social media, where in her videos she was just doing normal activities, making makeup tutorial videos, and she hoped that with her makeup skills, she could become a TikToker and earn her own income. However, contrary to her expectations, the majority of comments she received were hurtful and completely undeserved, with names and physical shaming being mentioned. It was truly sad.

-Amanda XI DPB 3

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           nama hayyu jelita.                                                       "I personally think that hate comments like these are really unnecessary and don’t bring any good to anyone. Instead of making fun of someone’s face, voice, or appearance, we should try to understand that every person has their own uniqueness and deserves respect. Words can affect people deeply, and negative comments may hurt more than we realize. Social media should be a place to share, connect, and inspire each other—not to spread hate or bring people down. We all have the power to choose kindness, and even the smallest positive words can make a big difference. That’s why I believe we should use our comments to encourage, support, and motivate, not to judge or mock others.".      

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Nama: Helvinda aura delvin halvania

This photo is full of positive energy and joy. I love how natural and spontaneous the moment looks. The bright colors in the background make the picture even more cheerful. It feels like a snapshot of real life that can make anyone smile. This is such a fun and heartwarming capture — it truly spreads good vibes!

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Nama : Nabila Putri Septia Rahmadani

Kelas : XI DPB 2

I think negative comments likening Javanese people to "pests" are clearly inappropriate and offensive. Such statements can fuel inter-ethnic conflict and reinforce harmful stereotypes. Every ethnic group has its own strengths and weaknesses, so it's inappropriate to denigrate any one. Indonesia is known for its diversity, so we should respect each other, not belittle them. It's better to use social media to spread positivity than to hurt others' feelings with derogatory comments.

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Responding with hatred will only make the situation worse and can make the perpetrator addicted to doing the same thing.

Don't get stressed or depressed when dealing with haters.

Nama : FEBIANA HIDAYATUL ANISA

Kelas : Xl DPB 2

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In my opinion, that's too much because not everyone has a strong mentality, and not everyone can be themselves. We should comment or give good advice, not bully.

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Nama: Karenza Aerlez

The comments in the picture are filled with insults and degrading jokes. Netizens use terms like “maghrib” to mock someone’s appearance. Although some people may find it funny, for the person targeted it can be offensive and hurtful. This phenomenon shows that social media is often used without emotional control or proper etiquette. It is important for us to always maintain respect for others, even through words. That way, the atmosphere on social media will be more positive and will not hurt anyone’s feelings.

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The "Electra Geol Geol Dance" recently went viral again on social media. Many netizens reacted by calling the moves outdated and turned the video into a subject of memes and jokes. Instead of appreciating it as a nostalgic dance, people mostly mocked it for being old-fashioned.

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**“In my opinion, the comments shown here are very unnecessary and can actually do more harm than good. Some people may think they are just making jokes or giving casual advice, but in reality, those words can deeply affect someone’s self-confidence. Hate comments, especially about physical appearance, are a form of body shaming, and no matter how small they may seem, they can leave a lasting negative impact on the person receiving them.
We should understand that everyone has their own unique beauty, and it is unfair to measure someone’s worth based on how they look. Social media is often a space where people share parts of their lives, and instead of receiving support, they sometimes get judged or criticized for things they cannot change. This can make people feel insecure, anxious, or even less motivated to express themselves.
Rather than using our words to bring others down, it would be much better if we chose to spread kindness, positivity, and encouragement. Constructive feedback can be helpful, but only if it is delivered respectfully and with the intention to support, not to insult. At the end of the day, we should remember that our comments have power, and that power should be used to uplift others, not to make them feel insecure or unworthy. Social media should be a place to inspire and connect, not a platform to judge or shame others for their appearance.”**

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One day, I saw a content creator on social media who received many hate comments. Some people wrote rude words about his face and said he should not make content because he was not handsome. The comments were very harsh and disrespectful. I felt bad because no one deserves to be treated that way online.

This happened because some people do not think before they comment and forget that their words can hurt others. To have good netiquette, people should be more respectful, avoid rude comments, and only share positive or constructive feedback. We need to remember that behind every account, there is a real person with feelings.

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She got hate comments just because the edge of her white hijab looked brown, and people turned it into a joke. It’s not a real mistake, just others trying to make fun.

NAMA :WULAN MAURENTA AZZAKIA

XI DPB 3

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Kalila Nareswari Cahyadi (19)

Class XI DPB 1

When I was scrolling through Instagram, I found many of these hate comments. On social media, a lot of hate comments appeared against the DPR regarding the Asset Confiscation Law. The people basically support the ratification of this law because it is considered important to eradicate corruption and recover state assets. Aspirations have been expressed properly in various ways, but the DPR is seen as not listening to the people's voices. As a result, great disappointment arose and was poured out through hateful comments. These comments contain sharp criticism, even insults toward the DPR’s performance. Although it is natural for the people to feel disappointed, expressing aspirations in a harsh way makes the message less effective. Therefore, we should deliver criticism politely so that the main goal, which is to push the DPR to support the people’s interests, can be achieved.

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name : Miftoriza Choncentetia Faiza

class : XI DPB 1

So, the main purpose of the "hate comments" was to criticize and satirize the narrative constructed by Roy Kintaro. Netizens felt there was a gap between the message he conveyed (about principles, struggle, or being a pioneer) and the reality of his life, which was perceived as very comfortable and full of privilege. This is a common reaction on social media when a public figure from a wealthy background talks about life's hardships or motivations.

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Name : Allfiyatu Silmaa

Class : XI DBP 1

He is the suno of the boy group (Enhypen), he is considered to be too girly, many don't He is Suno from the boy group (Enhypen), he is considered too girly, many people don't like him, in my opinion the haters are afraid that their idols will be rivaled because of the achievements that Suno has achieved. As a Suno fan, I'm used to seeing things like this, but haters shouldn't treat Suno like that, this is too much, I hope haters can respect him more.

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cinta novelianti aulia azzahwa

xi-dpb-1

The chronology of the news began when Fuji left a short comment, “at least take a shower,” on DJ Panda’s social media post. The comment was considered a jab and sparked strong reactions from many netizens. Instead of receiving support, Fuji ended up facing a lot of backlash from netizens who sided with DJ Panda. Various harsh remarks and mockery were directed at her, with most netizens even suggesting that Fuji should stay silent. As a result, the situation put Fuji in the spotlight, while public support leaned more toward DJ Panda.

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His language was considered demeaning to the people.

The phrase "just a fool" sounds harsh, especially when directed at people who may be disappointed with the House of Representatives. The people feel like their voices are being insulted.This kind of remark quickly became the subject of memes, jokes, and criticism online. Comments like "all 6s" were netizens' mockery of her remark.Use wise language. Public officials should express their opinions in neutral language.

nama: olivia sasa i.

Kelas :Xl DPB 1

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XI DPB 1 (25)

In the comment section shown in the picture, many users are criticizing an artist who became a member of parliament. Some people are disappointed because they feel the artist cannot represent or fight for the interests of the people. Others mention that the artist’s actions, such as dancing during a sensitive time, show a lack of ethics and awareness. Several comments state that being a celebrity does not guarantee the ability to serve well in politics. Many accuse the artist of having no achievements or contributions for society. Some also mockingly say that once a comedian, always a comedian, even if the job title changes. Overall, the comments express public dissatisfaction and frustration toward the artist-turned-politician.

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Name: Alexca Evelina Avrilla Putri

class: XI DPB 1

in this photo, you can see a mother feeding her children. they’re sharing one plate, and the way she feeds them looks a bit harsh — the spoon is really full, and she seems to push them to eat quickly. that’s why many people in the comments criticize her, saying it looks like feeding cats, like being in an orphanage, or even comparing it to fancy restaurants but done in a stingy way. basically, netizens feel that her feeding style looks unusual or too forceful for kids.

but honestly, attacking someone in the comments isn’t the right solution. she might just be tired, stressed, or simply has her own parenting style that looks different on camera. outsiders don’t know the full story, so it’s easy to misjudge when you only see a short video.

tips for using social media in a healthier way (without spreading hate):

1. remember there’s a real person behind the screen – harsh comments can actually hurt someone deeply.

2. choose empathy over assumptions – maybe she had reasons for feeding her kids like that.

3. criticism is okay, but be respectful – if you want to give feedback, say it in a constructive way instead of insulting.

4. think before you type – if your thoughts are only negative, sometimes silence is better.

5. consider the ripple effect – your words might be read by thousands of people, so be mindful not to spread hate.

so the point is: having an opinion is fine, but it’s better to express it respectfully. if you just attack, it doesn’t help anyone and only makes the online space more toxic.

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One day, I saw a video on TikTok where a woman asked netizens to stop teasing her. Unfortunately, many people still wrote rude and mocking comments. I felt bad because those comments could hurt her feelings. This shows that some people forget about digital etiquette when using social media.

What happened? People left disrespectful and unnecessary comments that made the situation worse.

What should people do? People should think before typing, respect others’ feelings, and use kind words to create a positive online environment.

Nama:Dhea luna ardianti

Kelas:XI busana 1

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In the video, a woman is seen eating a donut which then triggered many negative comments from netizens. Many people criticized the donut’s appearance, saying it looked unappealing, too oily, overpriced, or not as expected, leading to comments that were harsh and insulting. This situation shows the importance of internet etiquette or netiquette. When giving criticism on social media, we should use polite language, focus on the issue rather than attacking the person, and offer constructive feedback. We also need to check facts before commenting and respect other people’s efforts even if we don’t like their product. By doing so, online discussions become healthier, don’t hurt others, and criticism can still be useful.

nama: eva amelia revta a.

kelas: XI-DPB 1 / 13

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This image shows a viral TikTok screenshot featuring Ahmad Sahroni dancing with a group of people.

The text explains that his dance, called “Joget Kewer Kewer,” received criticism and jokes from Indonesian netizens.

One comment says that Sahroni looks very busy doing the “kewer kewer” dance, mocking his movements.

Another comment begs him to stop, saying they might remember it even during prayer, which shows how strongly it stuck in their mind.

A different user questions why people keep spreading his embarrassing moments, showing some sympathy for him.

Someone else jokes that not only his house was raided, but even his personal secrets and embarrassing side were exposed.

Overall, the comments are a mix of humor, mockery, and a little bit of sympathy, reflecting how netizens react to viral co

ntent.

Nama: Anggelia Ania Tasya

Kelas: Xl DPB 1

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Even though most of the commenters are women, if we are women we should praise each other, not badmouth each other because we don't know how the person we are commenting feels, whether they can accept it or not. The point is that we women shouldn't hurt women's feelings.

name : CINTIA AYU CHANDRA

class : XI DPB 1

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Nazwa niken salsabila

XI DPB 1 (26)

I saw a negative comment from a soap opera actress's account. The mistake was her attitude. In my opinion, it's best to use kinder words and sentences when criticizing someone. Also, avoid physical insults. Don't use profanity, because we only know her from social media. The point is, we shouldn't cyberbully, and when criticizing, we should use kinder and more polite words and sentences.

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The animated film “Merah Putih One For All” has faced heavy criticism due to its poor graphics, the use of AI, and results deemed unworthy of its large budget. The public was disappointed because their high expectations for a national work were not met.

In my opinion, this shows that audiences actually care about the quality of local animation, but unfortunately the criticism often comes in the form of ridicule. Ideally, netizens should provide constructive feedback, continue to appreciate the creators’ efforts, and support local works so that Indonesia’s animation industry can develop for the better.

KAYLA SEPTIAN RAMADHANI (20)

XI DPB 1

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One day, I saw a news post on Instagram about the daughter of Puan Maharani being proposed as the leader of DPD PDIP in Central Java. The comment section was full of people accusing it of being a “political dynasty” or even a “family business.” Some comments were written in a rude way and full of sarcasm, which showed a lack of respect. This kind of behavior does not help to create a healthy discussion, it only spreads negativity and anger. I understand that people can feel disappointed, but expressing it with harsh words is not the right way. To have good netiquette, we should share our opinions politely, focus on arguments instead of insults, and remember that behind the screen there are real people. Social media will be more positive if everyone respects each other even when they disagree.

Name: Aurellita Putri Maharani

Class: XI DPB 1

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name: marcela adelia isnabila

class: XI dpb 1

Zulkifli Hasan was criticized because he was considered the one responsible for shutting down TikTok Shop, even though many small sellers and consumers benefited from it. Netizens were angry because the policy harmed online MSMEs and was made suddenly without clear solutions. Criticism is actually reasonable, but it should be expressed politely and with clear reasoning, not with insults or ill wishes. Good criticism can convey people’s concerns, provide input, and also offer solutions so that the government can make wiser decisions.

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vita eka febilla

XI DPB 1/ 29

The top comment sounds really hurtful because it directly criticizes someone’s appearance. The commenter said the face looks “dull” and “full of acne,” as if it were something shameful. The sentence doesn’t give constructive criticism but only puts the person down. Such words can make the person being targeted feel insecure and lose confidence. In effect, this type of comment is body shaming and can deeply hurt someone’s feelings.

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I often watch TikTok videos and check out the comments.Sometimes, creators get tons of hate for no real reason.Most of the time, it all starts from a simple misunderstanding.People online just love to nitpick and blame the creator.The creator might clap back with a reply, but that only makes things worse.Haters don’t take it well and end up spamming even more nasty comments.That’s why it’s so important to get the facts first before commenting, otherwise it just blows up and goes viral

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In the picture, I saw some people leaving hate comments on a video.

One of the comments compared the woman in the video to an animal, which is very disrespectful.

Other comments made fun of her appearance and her clothes.

This kind of behavior is an example of cyberbullying and body shaming.

They are not thinking about how their words can hurt someone’s feelings.

People should avoid writing rude comments and learn to respect others online.

To have good netiquette, we must be kind, supportive, and think carefully before posting anything.

name :erma fitria azzahra

class : XI DPB 1

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When I saw hate comments on social media that insulted someone’s appearance, I realized that people should not judge based on looks. Criticism should focus on the content and be delivered politely, so it helps instead of hurting.

nama : ikarisa putri

kelas : XI busana 1

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"About Wonyoung, a Korean idol who was criticized for the way she eats, as if she’s trying to act cute, and was called a 'pick me'."

name: Okta Adelia Putri Revany (27)

klass: XI BPB 1

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Minecraft YouTuber who has a Chanel called dream, he has millions of views each video, one day He uploaded a video containing a face reveal. Unexpectedly, the comments on the video contained insults, cause in the video he only maintained one angle of his face, this small thing caused a big Consequence, He no longer shows his face on his YouTube channel, sadly because of the insults his views have decreased, his YouTube channel is not as big as before.

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I saw a negative comment on one of the TikTokers' accounts that insulted the person's physical appearance. In my opinion, we should be careful with our typing because we don't know what's in the heart of the person we're insulting. name : Putri Rinanda Dhea class: XI DPB 3

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When I saw the comments on social media about the candidate, I realized that criticism should be expressed politely so it doesn’t turn into mockery.

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I saw a netizen's TikTok account upload a video with hate speech. We should be mindful of our comments, as we never know whether someone will be offended or not.

nama : rif'atul khamidatus salma

kelas : XI DPB 3

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I once saw a video on TikTok where many comments were directed at someone’s physical appearance, especially about having cross-eyed eyes. Some comments were jokes, others were insults, which could make the person feel sad and lose confidence. In my opinion, we should be more mindful when commenting on social media and use polite words so we don’t hurt other people’s feelings.

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One day, I saw hate comments on the account of an driver ojol customer. As a result, the account was suddenly blocked and received numerous hateful replies. From this, I learned that hate comments can have devastating consequences for both the victim and the perpetrator.

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Even though most of the people commenting are women, if we are women we should be praising each other, not badmouthing each other, "Yes, I know if you think it's just a joke", but we don't know the feelings of the person we are commenting on whether they think it's a joke or not, the point is that we women should never hurt women's feelings either.👍🏻

Nailul Mulsifa Jihan F (7)

XI DPB 3

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There is a video that was uploaded about their high school diploma photos, but many of the comments were insulting about the students. 

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One day, I saw my friend with a “muka maqri” (awkward face) after posting too much on social media. He shared his daily life and even personal stuff. Suddenly, people dropped harsh comments that made him feel really uncomfortable. He looked embarrassed and regretted it a lot. From that, I realized we should be smarter online, not overshare, and always stay polite

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I found a nasty comment on TikTok about a woman's physique

Resti Dwi / XI DPB 3

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One day, I saw a video on social media where many people left rude comments. Some users mocked the girl’s outfit and even criticized the way she walked. These negative comments made the post look toxic and disrespectful. I felt that this kind of behavior could really hurt the person in the video. What happened was an example of bad netiquette, because people forgot to be kind online. To have good netiquette, people should think before commenting, avoid insults, and spread positive words instead. Respecting others online is just as important as respecting them face to face.

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Even though most of the people commenting are women, if we are women we should be praising each other, not badmouthing each other, "Yes, I know if you think it's just a joke", but we don't know the feelings of the person we are commenting on whether they think it's a joke or not, the point is that we women should never hurt women's feelings either.👍🏻

Vivi aulia nadzifa

XI DPB 1

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While I was scrolling through social media, I saw content about a woman, let's just call her LM. Well, he was there saying "ani ani no savings yes". and I saw a lot of hate comments there, some of which I attached above. even though LM's actions were wrong, but the hate comments have no context and instead become body shaming.I know people want to criticize LM, but I think it's better to give reasonable and useful criticism. It doesn't have to be body shaming to give LN a sense of deterrence

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One time, I saw a friend with “muka abu’” (looking embarrassed) because he shared too much on social media. He posted his photos and even personal details. Soon, people started giving rude comments, and he didn’t know how to respond. He felt so embarrassed and regretted posting it. From that, I learned we must be careful and not overshare. To have good netiquette, we should respect others and think before posting anything online.

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i saw hate comments from instagram....

rizki / DPB 3

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The top comment, from a user named "diecastgantungan," is negative and cynical. It suggests that the person in the original post (which isn't shown) is only pretending to be healthy for "content" and that they are miserable in their daily life. The comment, which uses Indonesian slang, translates roughly to: "Oh please... Most likely they eat a bite and then spit it out. The rest goes in the trash. They act so healthy, I bet their daily life is miserable just for the sake of content 😂."

The second comment, from a user named "ganindrabimo," is a direct and positive reply to the first. This user responds to the negativity with kindness, stating, "God Bless U brother . smoga hidup kamu selalu pnuh bahagia 😊🙏" which translates to "God Bless U brother. I hope your life is always full of happiness 😊🙏".

The interaction highlights a common dynamic on social media: a person's choice to respond to negativity with either more negativity or with kindness. In this case, "ganindrabimo" chose to rise above the cynical comment and offer a blessing, demonstrating a mature and compassionate way to handle online criticism.

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One day, a friend of mine uploaded a cheerful photo of herself on Instagram, but she received a rude comment from a stranger. The comment criticized her appearance and made her feel uncomfortable sharing on social media again. This incident is a real example of online behavior that doesn't consider other people's feelings when interacting in the digital world. To have good digital etiquette, everyone should think before they post or comment, making sure their words build up, not tear down. We should always treat others with respect online, just as we would in the real world, to create a more positive environment. That way, social media can be a safe and enjoyable place for everyone.

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One day, I saw a video on social media that had many rude comments. Some people were making fun of the creator and spamming unnecessary words. I felt uncomfortable reading those comments because they could hurt the person’s feelings. This experience showed me that bad behavior online is very common. People should remember to use polite words and respect others on the internet. Having good netiquette means thinking before posting and treating people kindly, just like in real life.

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Two days ago, I saw several people posting negative comments about black people. I don't think a person's skin color should bother us. "A person's skin color doesn't determine their worth." People should learn to respect differences. Differences aren't meant to be commented on, but to be respected and appreciated.

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Two days ago, I saw several people posting negative comments about black people. I don't think a person's skin color should bother us. "A person's skin color doesn't determine their worth." People should learn to respect differences. Differences aren't meant to be commented on, but to be respected and appreciated.

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from the comments above, it can be concluded that netizens are often lazy about understanding information, which can lead to miscommunication and misunderstandings. to prevent this, netizens must learn to process information or news effectively.

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I saw some viewers feel uncomfortable with korean actor Gong Myung being cast as a student. One person admits they only want to watch the show because of the other actress. They said his appearance is too mature compared to the rest of the cast. Many think he would be more believable playing a teacher instead. Others suggest that younger actors would have been a better choice.

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One day I saw someone uploading her photo on TikTok. And I saw some people making bad comments about the lipstick color that resembles the joker. And other comments followed, mocking, and showing it. Maybe she will feel sad and insecure because she saw the hate comments. In my opinion, we need to maintain our attitude in social media in commenting and must use polite language so as not to hurt someone's feelings.

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One day, I saw a video on social media that had many rude comments. Some people were making fun of the creator and spamming unnecessary words. I felt uncomfortable reading those comments because they could hurt the person’s feelings. This experience showed me that bad behavior online is very common. People should remember to use polite words and respect others on the internet. Having good netiquette means thinking before posting and treating people kindly, just like in real life.

-What happened?

There were many rude and spam comments on a social media video, and it made the situation uncomfortable.

-What should people do to have good netiquette?

People should be respectful, avoid spamming, and think before they post. They must use polite words and remember that their comments can affect someone’s feelings.

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Someone posted a video of a political party founder giving a speech, and people commented using extremely harsh language. As social media users, we should be careful in our writing to avoid hurting others.

Use friendly and polite language to maintain a healthy digital environment.

If you don't like content, it's better to ignore it than to leave a negative comment.

This way, we can practice ethical behavior and maintain good manners when interacting online.

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Someone posted a video of a political party founder giving a speech, and people commented using extremely harsh language. As social media users, we should be careful in our writing to avoid hurting others.

Use friendly and polite language to maintain a healthy digital environment.

If you don't like content, it's better to ignore it than to leave a negative comment.

This way, we can practice ethical behavior and maintain good manners when interacting online.

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Lately, I often see hate comments spreading on TikTok, especially under viral videos. Many people write harsh and negative words without thinking about the creator’s feelings. This makes the atmosphere toxic and can hurt those who are just trying to share their creativity. People should remember that every comment has an impact, and being kind is always better than spreading hate. Good netiquette means supporting each other, using polite words, and reporting negative content instead of joining the hate. If users practice these manners, TikTok and other platforms will become more positive spaces.

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I saw a viral comment on social media where someone insulted another person with rude words. The comment made others angry and created arguments in the section. This shows how negative behavior online can hurt feelings and spread hate.

People should think before posting and use polite words. Good netiquette means respecting others and avoiding hurtful comments. By practicing kindness, social media can be safer and more positive.

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When I opened social media and saw the post about Jennie BLACKPINK’s solo debut, I found many hate comments in the comment section. Some people wrote harsh words, belittled her, and even accused that her solo debut was only because of family background and favoritism. Others also said that Jennie did not deserve to debut and had no real talent. These comments are clearly a form of cyberbullying that can hurt someone’s feelings deeply. To have good netiquette, people should control themselves and think before posting anything online. Criticism can be expressed politely without destroying someone’s dignity. In this way, social media can become a more positive and supportive space.

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In the picture, there are several comments on social media. One of the comments uses the word “sumbing” (cleft) as a joke to describe an empty wallet. Even though the intention might be humorous, the word actually refers to a real medical condition (cleft lip) and could be offensive to people who experience it. This shows an example of poor online behavior because the joke can hurt others’

To have good netiquette, people should:

Use polite language,Avoid words that can insult or offend others,Think before commenting – Ask yourself, “If I read this, would I feel

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I saw screenshots on Twitter showing abusive comments on social media. Some users mock others in a cynical and irresponsible manner, creating a toxic environment. This behavior can damage victims' self-esteem and mental health, while also encouraging more negative comments. To practice good netiquette, people should pause before posting and ask, "Is this constructive or destructive?" Respectful language and empathy are crucial, and instead of contributing to the spread of hate, we should report, block, or support victims. This way, social media can be a safer and more positive space for everyone.

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I saw a viral comment on social media where someone insulted another person with rude words. The comment made others angry and created arguments in the section. This shows how negative behavior online can hurt feelings and spread hate.

People should think before posting and use polite words. Good netiquette means respecting others and avoiding hurtful comments. By practicing kindness, social media can be safer and more positive.

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A user named alienleader423 left a comment on Lady Gaga's post, which showed her with zombie-like makeup. The comment, "AVP 👽. Yeah the zombies all of a sudden / need sympathy 😟", was sarcastic and showed disagreement with the look. Even though it didn't use harsh words, the comment can be considered a hate comment because its purpose was to attack and create negative feelings. To maintain good online etiquette, it's important to always respect others. Instead of writing negative comments, it's better to not comment at all. If a critique is necessary, deliver it in a constructive and polite way, and avoid sarcasm or demeaning language. This is how we can create a more positive online environment.

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I saw someone receive very hurtful comments about his face on social media. The commenter told his wasn't worthy of creating content because his considered his face unattractive. Another commenter even told his to be self-aware and stop appearing in videos. This kind of behavior can be very damaging to a person's mental health and self-confidence. People should think before they comment, and show empathy and respect for others.

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I saw some bad comments on a social media post. Many people wrote insults about her appearance and the way she dressed. However, there were also some positive comments in support of her. In my opinion, we should still respect other people's decisions and not put them down. We also need to maintain a positive attitude and use polite language when using social media.

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One day, I saw an Instagram post of a girl showing her cosplay. Some people commented in a bad way about her eyelashes and face. Maybe she would feel sad if she read those comments. I think that’s not good because it can hurt someone. People should just be nice and comment politely online.

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Seeing that comment, I personally feel very uncomfortable and disappointed. In my opinion, joking or even expecting to beat future children is not something normal or funny. It shows how some people still carry the trauma of their own childhood and think it is acceptable to pass it on. For me, violence should never be considered a healthy way to raise kids, because it only creates fear and pain. I believe there are always better ways to discipline children through patience, communication, and love. Reading that kind of comment makes me realize how important it is to break the cycle of violence in families. I strongly think that children deserve to grow up in an environment full of understanding, not fear.

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I saw someone post many hate comments on Twitter. It made other people angry. People should use polite words and respect others online.