The golden rule your parents and teachers taught you was pretty simple: Do unto others as you’d have others do unto you. Imagine how you would feel if you were in the other person’s shoes. Stand up for yourself, but try not to (36) people’s feelings.
In (37) , we state this in an even more (38) manner.
Remember the human.
When you communicate by using a computer, all you see is a computer (39) . You can’t use (40) expressions, (41) , or tone of voice to communicate your meaning. Words are all you have. The same is true for the person who is writing to you.
When you are talking on-lime---whether it’s an e-mail (42) or a response to a discussion group--it is easy to misinterpret meaning. It’s too easy to forget that your (43) is a person with feelings like your own.
Computers bring people together who might never meet in real life. (44) . Humans writing e-mail often behave the way some people behave when they drive a car. They curse at other drivers, make obscene gestures, and behave badly. (45) . But the computer (or the car) seems to make it okay.
The message of netiquette is that it is not acceptable. (46) But remember the main rule of Netiquette. Those are real people out there.
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Yes, you use your computer to express yourself freely, explo......