〜Netiquette〜
• Short for "Internet etiquette”
• netiquette is a code of good behavior on Internet: email, social media, online chats (Instant Messenger Services), forums, website or news sites comments...
• There are two fundamental milestones in the history of style rules:
• The document RFC 1855 (Request for Comments 1855) of 1995. This document was the first reference regarding rules of etiquette for the Internet.
• NETiquette, by Virginia Shea 1994. In 1994, Virginia Shea published this work, which has become one of the classics of/on the Internet
Rule 1: Never forget that the person reading the message is indeed human with feelings that
can be hurt.
Rule 2: Adhere to the same standards of online behavior that you follow in real life.
Rule 3: Writing everything in capital letters is considered as shouting and also makes reading
difficult.
Rule 4: Respect other people's time and bandwidth.
Rule 5: Show the good side of your person while you stay online.
Rule 6: Share your knowledge with the community.
Rule 7: Help keep debates in a healthy and educational environment.
Rule 8: Respect the privacy of third parties.
Rule 9: Do not abuse the advantages that you may have.
Rule 10: Excuse the mistakes of others
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