1) Avoiding off-topic posting 2) Cybermanners 3) Online manners 4) Proper behavior on the web
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A number of written and unwritten rules for behaviour on the internet. For example, try to be polite, do not swear if the forum will include minors, etc.
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the 'rules' of the Internet - when you first get connected to the Internet don't immediately leap in and start posting messages, wait a few weeks (at least) to get the feel of the place and the people: don't use all capital letters because it will be read as SHOUTING don't post a mailshot to users without their permission don't post methods of 'ge...
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Unofficial rules defining proper behaviour on Internet.
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The informal rules of Internet etiquette.
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Refers to Internet use rules of conduct, involving respecting others' privacy and not doing anything
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A set of informal rules and regulations that govern Internet etiquette, i.e., the acceptable behaviour of people on the World Wide Web
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Conducting oneself gracefully on the net. This excludes sending spam email. Dotcom era speak.
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Online etiquette, eg. reciprocal links.
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The etiquette on the Internet.
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Commonly accepted good practices to use in cyberspace.
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The rules of conduct for Internet users. Violating netiquette could result in flaming or removal from a mailing list. Some service providers will even cancel a user's Internet account, denying him or her access to the Net, if the violation is severe enough.
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Internet etiquette.
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https://www.encyclo.co.uk/local/20506
Internet etiquette formed through common usage. Guides to correct conduct can be found on the Internet. Newsgroup sites often have guides to netiquette; they prescribe guidelines for best practice when contributing to discussions. The rules of netiquette include: no messages typed in upper case (considered to be the equivalent of shouting)&...
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the etiquette of computer networks.
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https://www.infoplease.com/dictionary/netiquette
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