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Rule #2: Thou shalt not interfere with other people's computer work.aidan judd

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Rule #2: Thou shalt not interfere with other people's computer work.aidan judd

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1: i had rule 2
2: for an example some one goes to bathroom some one scrables work persion comes back oh no all my hard work WHY CRULE WORLD.
3: if some one dose mess with your work you could get a poor grade for something you didnt do.
4:lets say if its in school they get an instant 0 on what ever asine ment they messed up for some one else and detention.
5:the only resion some one would break this rule is becaus there jelus or just a jerk
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Rule #6 : Thou shalt not copy or use proprietary software for which you have not paid. (Pirating)- Victoria Keenan

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Rule #6 : Thou shalt not copy or use proprietary software for which you have not paid. (Pirating)- Victoria Keenan

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2.  Let's say you want to have adobe Photoshop, but you don't want to pay $30 a month. You could torrent it on a website like The Pirate Bay and have to pay no money.
3.This is an important rule to follow because buying a pirated copy is basically akin to stealing.
4.People pirating software are hard to find, so you can't really enforce a consequence. But some software isn't safe and can put viruses on your computers, and that could be a consequence.

5. There are a lot of excuses for people pirating. For example, a common argument for this is I'm too poor. But very few arguments are morally justified.
http://www.unixstickers.com/image/cache/data/stickers/pirate%20bay/The-Pirate-Bay-wo-logotype-black.sh-600x600.png

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Rule #10 - Hanna Nguyen & Megan McClelland

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Rule #10 - Hanna Nguyen & Megan McClelland

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1.Rule #10
2. An example is if someone is cyber bullying and people were to find out who the cyber bullier is then there will be great consequences for them in real life.
3.It is important because the things you do online can really affect your life good or bad.
4.A fair consequence all depends on how bad the situation is.
5.People violate this rule because people think they have power and don’t think they will get caught.

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1. WHAT IS YOUR RULE?Rule #9) Thou shalt think about the social consequences of the program you are

2. PROVIDE YOUR OWN EXAMPLE  My example is when you post a comment about someone else, and say it to public, that person might be in big trouble.  Then after it is found fake, you will be in a lot of trouble.

3. WHY IS THIS IMPORTANT? It is an important rule, because if everyone posted anything, about anyone, the world would be a destroyed and war torn place.

4. WHAT IS A FAIR CONSEQUENCE?  An appointment with the principle, two lunch detentions, and a call home.

5. WHY DO YOU THINK PEOPLE VIOLATE THIS RULE? I think so because, they have the wrong sense of cool, and think that this makes them cool.

6. INCLUDE A PICTURE IN YOUR RESPONSE

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The rule I received was rule number 3. This rule states "Thou shalt not snoop around in other people's computer files".This is a very important rule and can occur if a hacker were to log into your email address. Doing this can result in serious consequences with the law. This rule is important because people have private information in their computers and random people (including family) snooping around it is breaking laws and damaging their human rights. A fair consequence to the breaking of this rule is a detention. Even though there are consequences, people still break the rule.

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Rule #3
Example: someone goes to look for something on the desktop but then decide to snoop in finder.

Why is it important: It is important because people could find private info.

Consequence: A not home, detention, and computer rights taken away.

why do people violate this rule: Some people do not have self control and are curious about whats on their computer.

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Rule number one is Thou salt not use a computer to harm other people. One example of breaking this rule is using certain websites or apps to critique and judge a person, or several people. The harm that this can cause is on going, and it's important to remember to respect other people, and ourselves. A fair consequence would be Detention, ISS, or no computer privileges until "further notice". It's important that everyone is treated with respect, and there needs to be consequences if that doesn't happen. People might violate this because they feel as though they don' t have any control in their own life, so they try to control someone else.

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A example would be that some downloading some else's files from their computer to yours. It is important because you could ruin someone else's hard work and turn it in as your own. you are not allowed to use computers for the Mpr. Because it is easier to steal then to do it yourself.

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Rule #5 is about creating facts about a thing that is false.  An example of breaking our is saying false information about another person or thing that is actually false like, photoshopping someone else and make them look completely different and spread rumors about that person.  This rule is important since it can help other people so they don't have to be a victim of false information or witness.  A fair consequence is just to clear things up for the person and change the false information and correct it.  If this was in school they could possibly have a lunch detention.  We think people break this rule because they really don't like the person they are doing this to and feel like they want to have revenge or hurt the person.

https://docs.google.com/a/pvsd.org/presentation/d/1oMGRRSfoUs156TiCTo-o-2BOPwwltNcTOZktLoLdA-k/edit?usp=sharing
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A picture for our rule!

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Rule #7 Robert Westmeyer and Jake Sturges

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Rule #7 Robert Westmeyer and Jake Sturges

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The rule we got was rule number 7. An example of breaking this rule would be using someone else's  phone to check snapchat without permission. This would hurt the person because if you did something illegal it would be traced back to that device. If it was not your computer, than someone else would pay for your actions. A fair consequence would be writing a full letter of apology to the person, as well as a ban on computer usage. I think people violate this rule because they are either too lazy to use their own computer or they want to get revenge on someone.

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The rule I chose is rule number 1. An example of breaking a rule would be using social media to spread rumors about people. This causes mental harm, instead of physical harm. This is important because we all need to respect and be kind to each other, whether we want to or not. A fair consequence would either be a detention or removal of computer privileges for the remainder of the week. I think people violate this rule because they either want to look cool or they don't realize they're doing so.
https://kiarielove.files.wordpress.com/2015/07/cyberbullying.jpg

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Thou shalt not appropriate other people's intellectual output. An example of rule #8 is do not copy or paste other peoples work. This is important because its a crime in most countries.
Y0u would get much more satisfaction and credibility from creating you own work. An appropriate consequence for breaking this rule would be a loss of computer privileges.