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Tuesday, 24 October 2017

Spectacular Netiquette



We are learning how to interact online in a kind, positive and helpful way.

Don't swear online
Always apologise if you make a mistake
Netiquette is a set of rules for being online
Important to use manners in emails
Don't say mean things when upset online
Flame wars are when two or more users have agruments. Trolls people who try to be mean to others

Don't bully online

Treat others the way you want to be treated
Netiquette not only be nice but also being clear with your language and communication.
Writing in capitals means you are shouting online
Humour is had to understand when writing as you can not see the person or hear their voice
Ask permission before posting anything online
Internet is not private



How does Netiquette affect our relationships? 

Netiquette can affect our relationships by when people might say mean words to you and then you might react back at them, you could start a flame war.  Some people like to start a flame war because they like to see you get angry and you will be giving them attention.

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2 comments:

  1. Anonymous26 October 2017 at 17:25

    Hello Kurtis,
    Its me Niel I love how you had set your post and how you
    organised your work. I also read through it and it was very
    good and how your not supposed to use caps, because it say you're shouting. please reread your work I saw an error. 'Humor is had to be understand' I like your work keep it up

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  2. Anonymous31 October 2017 at 12:15

    Hi Kurtis, I like your blog post on netquette and that title was great. I've done it once but didn't post it to my blog. Maybe you can add more detail. How much time did it take to finish this?

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