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DO'S

Always treat others with courtesy and respect

Reread your posts or emails to make sure they say what you intend

Use emojis can be used to help convey feeling

Stay focused and stick to the topic

Include a subject line in a email

Remember that you leave a digital foodprint. So be careful what you put in there

DONT'S

Avoid writing in ALL CAPS it looks like you are shouting

Don't use inappropriate language

Don't violate copyright laws, Make sure your work is your own or properly sited

Dont send chain email

Try to avoid sarcasm , it might be mainterpret

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1. The Authenticity Rule.  Have a personality that shines online. Remember that you are human and limit your automation. Engage about subjects that would be of interest to your followers.  Follow trends and comment on them. It isn’t all about “you.” Imitation isn’t a form of flattery. Compliment others and credit them where credit is deserved.

2. The Google Rule. Sure we’re curious, but should we kiss and tell? Whether it’s for business or romance, if you’ve researched them in detail online, don’t let them know. You won’t want to be accused of being a stalker. What you see isn’t always what you get.

3. The S.P.A.M. Rule. Remember, SPAM is a four-letter word. Facebook is a terrific place to expand your social and business network with people you have just met, while reconnecting with those from your past. If you have a product or service you would like to promote, send a private and personal email message to someone and ask permission. Don’t get in the habit of self-promoting your next event on someone else’s profile. If yo do so, expect to be de-friended in a New York minute.

4. Spreading the Love Rule. When you are building up your list of followers on Twitter and business contacts on Facebook and Linkedin, make sure to comment and re-tweet more often than self-promoting your own brand. Comment and share interesting posts from your friends on your favorite social networking sites and blogs. Become viral with your friends and family. Be social media friendly and click both the share and like buttons on Facebook, if you see a post or story that you think your friends and followers would enjoy.

5. The Personalize It Rule. When requesting to be a social friend on Facebook or a business connection on Linkedin or other social networking sites, make sure you send a personal message along with the request. It’s about human interaction, not numbers. When in doubt, send a private email message or direct message on Twitter if they are following you. Remember, posts, tweets, and status updates are often indexed by Google and the search engines.

6. The Off-limits Rule. Opinions on politics, religion, personal attacks, and controversial subjects that could cause embarrassment to others should not be put on the public Internet. When in doubt, don’t. You will lose friends and followers quickly.

7. The Tag – You’re It Rule. You have just connected with an old friend from grade school or college. Avoid posting and “tagging” photos of them that aren’t complimentary.  Everyone needs a fresh start and it’s only fair to be on an even social media playing field.

8. The When in Doubt, Don’t Rule. Make the conversation worthwhile. One less tweet, update, or photo won’t matter. Avoid being the one whose messages are about taking a nap. Conversations are “in.” Clutter is not. Engage in a meaningful way.

9. The Send Button Rule. Make sure to use spell-check and proof read messages before pushing the send button. Remember, you can’t take it back. Never send an email when you’re angry. Chances are you’ll feel different in the morning.

10. The Acronyms Rule. Don’t overuse acronyms in online communication. We all know what RSVP and FAQ stands for, but not everyone knows the meaning of ROTFL and BTD. Use acronyms sparingly, and avoid them in business correspondence.

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The Golden Rule of Netiquettes

Rule 1 : Remember the Human
Rule 2 : Adhere to the same standards of behavior online that you follow in real life
Rule 3 : Know where you are in cyberspace
Rule 4 : Respect other people's time and bandwith
Rule 5 : Make yourself look good online
Rule 6 : Share expert knowledge
Rule 7 : Help keep flame wars under control
Rule 8 : Respect other people's privacy
Rule 9 : Don't abuse your power
Rule 10 : Be forgiving of other people's mistakes

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Netiquettes Rules for Students

1. Never post illegal activities

2. Don't Bully

3. Don't talk negatively about your Teachers

4. Don't post objectionable content from school computers or networks

5. Don't post confidential/private information

6. Don't post your location

7. Don't lie , cheat or plagiarize

8. Don't threaten violence againts person

9. Don't ignore school policies

10. Don't post unprofessional public profiles

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Bago tayo gumawa ng isang bagay dapat pinag iisipan natin ito ng mabuti. Karamihan sa kabataan ngayon ay internet users, kami ang mag e encourage  sa kanila na mag post ng mga magagandang bagay kaysa sa mga bagay na pag sisihan nila sa huli.

-Andrae 😀

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THINK of your words DON'T get overboard MAKE it work

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"You are responsible for how you act , no matter how you feel"

-haneh

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The internet change the world with data.Netiquette is a making it a better place with information.

-prince

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The Netiquettes help us to ensure peace and to avoid the illegal doings in the internet it and refrain the viruses that can manipulate your life

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Advocacy of Netiquettes to ensure the safe and the privacy to all internet users. it helps to be more accurate and have a peace environment

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Advocacy of Netiquettes to ensure the safe and the privacy to all internet users. it helps to be more accurate and have a peace environment