Internet etiquette (Netiquette) refers to the good manners we should use to communicate on social media. It is almost natural to enter forums, chats or send emails every day. But there are certain implicit rules that are very easy to use, such as;
- When entering a chat channel for the first time, say hello, as when we arrive at any physical place. It is important to remember that networks are a space for interaction between human beings. So we should behave in the same way that we do when we interact in any social space.
Whenever we enter an office, we say "Good morning", we introduce ourselves "I am Maria" and we introduce a phrase that anticipates the reason why we are there "why" or "for what".
“I am here because I need to ask you a question about… "
“I am here for you to inform me about… "
In addition, it is important to understand that insults are not acceptable - we did not arrive at a store and since we did not like the merchandise, we insulted the seller - the same applies to social networks. Good treatment of the other is what must prevail, even if you do not agree with the above, in that case you can debate or clarify your point of view.
The news forums, some have a free subscription that makes anonymity difficult by having to register and thus abuses in the networks can be controlled.
Other aspects to consider:
- Spelling mistakes. It is advisable to take care of the way you write, and if you have doubts you can put the words through the spell checker. Avoid writing all the text with capital letters. Because it gives the feeling that the receiver is being yelled at. Take this into account when writing an e-mail, both in the body and in the subject. Write with colors and fonts previously accepted by the forum or chat group. Use similar colors and stylistic fonts, if this is part of the group's requirements. The same happens with emails, use fonts common to all and if the emails are corporate, maintain the identity that the company or organization has for all its Communications. It is important to remember this for both forums and emails. Do not send prayer chains or others to the group,without having previously agreed upon it. Avoid uploading or sending photos or jokes that are in bad taste or that are different from the group's humor. The same happens with citing phrases that do not contribute to the Project in common. It is worth remembering that in the forums, comments in bad taste can be reported. When reporting them, an operator will evaluate if that term is acceptable or not, and will remove it, in the case of being hurtful or offensive to other individuals. Virtual communication channels are very interesting, a group of people meets - regardless of the physical place or distances, to share, comment, discuss a certain topic. For example, policy forums are often very crowded. There are also interesting forums on beauty, fashion, poetry, music, among others. Regarding emails:Avoid uploading or sending photos or jokes that are in bad taste or that are different from the group's humor. The same happens with citing phrases that do not contribute to the Project in common. It is worth remembering that in the forums, comments in bad taste can be reported. When reporting them, an operator will evaluate if that term is acceptable or not, and will remove it, in the case of being hurtful or offensive to other individuals. Virtual communication channels are very interesting, a group of people meets - regardless of the physical place or distances, to share, comment, discuss a certain topic. For example, policy forums are often very crowded. There are also interesting forums on beauty, fashion, poetry, music, among others. Regarding emails:Avoid uploading or sending photos or jokes that are in bad taste or that are different from the group's humor. The same happens with citing phrases that do not contribute to the Project in common. It is worth remembering that in the forums, comments in bad taste can be reported. When reporting them, an operator will evaluate if that term is acceptable or not, and will remove it, in the case of being hurtful or offensive to other individuals. Virtual communication channels are very interesting, a group of people meets - regardless of the physical place or distances, to share, comment, discuss a certain topic. For example, policy forums are often very crowded. There are also interesting forums on beauty, fashion, poetry, music, among others. Regarding emails:The same happens with citing phrases that do not contribute to the Project in common. It is worth remembering that in the forums, comments in bad taste can be reported. When reporting them, an operator will evaluate if that term is acceptable or not, and will remove it, in the case of being hurtful or offensive to other individuals. Virtual communication channels are very interesting, a group of people meets - regardless of the physical place or distances, to share, comment, discuss a certain topic. For example, policy forums are often very crowded. There are also interesting forums on beauty, fashion, poetry, music, among others. Regarding emails:The same happens with citing phrases that do not contribute to the Project in common. It is worth remembering that in the forums, comments in bad taste can be reported. When reporting them, an operator will evaluate if that term is acceptable or not, and will remove it, in the case of being hurtful or offensive to other individuals. Virtual communication channels are very interesting, a group of people meets - regardless of the physical place or distances, to share, comment, discuss a certain topic. For example, policy forums are often very crowded. There are also interesting forums on beauty, fashion, poetry, music, among others. Regarding emails:and will remove it, in the case of being hurtful or offensive to other individuals Virtual communication channels are very interesting a group of people meets - regardless of the physical place or distances, to share, comment, discuss about a certain topic. For example, policy forums are often very crowded. There are also interesting forums on beauty, fashion, poetry, music, among others. Regarding emails:and will remove it, in the case of being hurtful or offensive to other individuals Virtual communication channels are very interesting a group of people meets - regardless of the physical place or distances, to share, comment, discuss about a certain topic. For example, policy forums are often very crowded. There are also interesting forums on beauty, fashion, poetry, music, among others. Regarding emails:Regarding emails:Regarding emails:Do not send emails without a subject. Check that the email address is correct. Emails must have a heading or greeting: "Good morning Mrs. Rago" "Dear Mrs. Rago." Then the body of the text with what you want to communicate and finally the signature. It is recommended to close the email with a greeting such as: "Cordially" or "Sincerely" and you can thank and leave the conversation open for a response: "Thank you very much, and I look forward to your response. Yours sincerely, Maria ”. If the mail is addressed to several people, use blind copy (Bcc).
María Rosa Rago and María Mercedes Rago.
