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Digital Etiquette — The new set of manners
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Digital Etiquette
The new set of manners
The unwritten manners that apply to messages, posts, and calls.
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Do not text in all caps (it reads as shouting). Reply within a reasonable time. Think before you screenshot a private message. These are not rules from a book. They are agreements being written in real time by the first generation to grow up online.
- Tone is hard to read in text. What sounds funny in your head can read as mean on someone else's screen.
- Before sending, read your message as if someone you respect would see it. If it changes, that is the edit.
SourceTurkle, Reclaiming Conversation (2015)
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The line that protects both sides
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