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i think the

Communications Act  shouldn't even be a thing it really not helping the fact but imprison people who really don't mean what they say but try to be funny

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This communications act of 2003 effectively removes free speech. It

makes sense in the case of bomb threats and other types of threats, but in a case where Jordan Barrack. " Took a photo of policeman Charles Harris, drew a penis on it using Snap chat, posted the resulting image to Facebook in 2012" and received Jail time? In that case the law is only describable as bogus.

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I believe the

Communications Act of 2003 - Section 127 helps to protect people from threatening sayings including bombings, killings, missing/dead people, etc. Other than that I feel the

Communications Act of 2003 - Section 127 is irrelevant for all other topics. People now a days are soft and tend to take everything way too personal. I understand there are exceptions, but for the most part these trolls/bullies are only to get fame and have some laughs. People need to stop taking everything to heart and step back to understand the context to also realize that it is some low life loser behind the screen making fun of you. Its a lot easier to be rude to someone then to be nice, so be the bigger and better person and just move on...

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I believe that the law is good in how people are jailed for doing bad things online and are punished for these things. Also it protects people from abuse, harassment, and events that could go bad with the planning and announcements of it online

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I believe the communication act is good if it deals with someone threatening, child porn, and terrorism. But in all other ways it is taking away freedom of speech. One man was jailed for saying  "Let’s start Bangor riots" in 2011 he was jailed for 4 months. Which means it is also taking away freedom of speech because he was giving his own opinion of how to deal with something. The law is very opinionated.

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Consider the context of the ost you make.

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Consider the context of the ost you make.

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Consider how people will respond to your post because if they really dont like it you can go to jail.

Liam

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The section basically says that if you use or cause someone to use the internet in a non-friendly way, you can get sent to jail or get a fine

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Don't Say anything about sensitive stuff like people dying or you'll go to jail and pay fines. Also don't Make Fun of someones gender or you'll go to jail. Don't post a video of a nazi dog or you'll go to jail. Don't be racist or you guess it.. you'll go to jail.

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By telling someone you don't agree with something is a better way of giving feedback when you don't have anything positive to say

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In order to effectively create content on the internet, we have to consider our responsibility as digital citizens. It is important to respect others and copyrighted material on any digital platform as we create this content. Additionally, anonymity is a large factor that contributes to online hate and conflict, but I believe that the primary factor that contributes to this is how people are able to avoid face-to-face confrontation. Therefore, I think it is important to maintain laws like the Communications Act of 2003. Section 127 of this law specifically addresses hate comments and threatening messages. With laws like this, the internet can be a safe environment for people to collaborate and create original content.

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If its on the internet why take i to heart

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I think that the correct way to create content that is aimed to enhance the learning experience of all is making sure that the message behind this content is positive. The main issue with the internet is the negativity of all the content we see, I feel as if we have content that is backed by a positive message, it will in turn
become more effective. The cause of all of the negative messages greatly stems anonymity. Anonymity has many advantages but also comes with many disadvantages. Anonymity

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We have a personal responsibility to improve ourselves, whether it is improving how we interact with others online, or how we deal with others interacting on us. As long as we change ourselves to take people less seriously, we can ignore nonconstructive people and work with those who want to improve the internet.

My personal view on how your digital footprint should be like, is make is almost nonexistent. The only social media i have is Facebook, and the only thing i use it for is for games. keeping a small digital footprint keeps doors open that wouldn't normally be open for people on social media. these doors may be a last resort or

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Anonymity can be a good or bad thing, but it all depends on how the user uses it. When using it respectfully, it doesn't matter if you are anonymous or not. But if using it for cyber bullying, or something like that, anonymity can become a bad thing. I think that biggest thing students need to realize is that technology can be used for more than its social aspect. Students also have to realize that it's our responsibility to use the technology is a effective and productive way. A

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I think that the way that we are supposed to effectively and respectfully create content  to help enhance the learning experience through social media would be that we would need to express how everyone feels about the project and to have the message have a good side to it. People don't listen to everything if the lesson is bad and boring. You would need to include everyone in some way or form. The final product would have to be very well done and managed so that the point is getting across to everyone and appeals to everyone else. You have to imagine as if you were in their shoes and right in front of you.

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maybe through collaboration with other people that are having a hard time with it, this way if someone doesn't know what to do someone else may have the answer. however everyone would have to respect that not everyone has answers to everything so because of this we should be collaborating with each other digitally with meaning

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To effectively and respectfully add/create to our online community, it needs to have set norms. Not exactly rules but norms that follow as a morale way to approach everything. Internet trolling/bullying will never be fully stopped whether people like it or not, but at least in our Solidworks community we are real people that know each other in real life, that also have a good maturity level so we know what is a good post between a bad post.

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The right way to make the internet a safe place where we can advance our society is to separate the social aspects from the educational and research aspects as these often get in the way of each other. This way, there is a clear distinction between what is for fun, and what is for education and research that can help advance our society. I also think that being anonymous is an issue because it makes it almost impossible for the average person to identify who is either writing comments, or disrupting things on the internet. I think that there should be much less anonymity on the internet as it provides people with a sense of security and they feel free to do what they want on the internet.

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We effectively and respect content on the web so people can learn and experience from the web, the web was created to share ideas and learn and explore new things around the world. Everyone would need to be non anonymous. Also be respectful while doing like you would need to face to face. When talking online think that everyone can hear in to your personal conversation. So when talking you need to be respectful to the person so you dint offend anybody or hurt anybody feelings because you will be look down upon.
By doing that you enhance the learning experience and dint harm and make the internet a basically safe place to show your ideas.

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I think that the anonymity has a huge impact while acting online. People do not have to face confrontation online. They are less scared to say something that you would in person. This results increasing cyber bullying. If people would realize the value of technology instead of taking in for granted, the internet world would be a much better place.