”Är Netiquette” slang för ”internetetikett”. Det ser till de accepterade uppförandena och övar angående växelverkande on-line aktivitet liksom diskussionsfora, pratstundrum och e-post. Din adherence till dessa ska anvisningar hjälper att göra den on-line gemenskapen som du är deltagande som i är lättare och som är mer njutbar för att alla ska använda.
Behaga noterar att pekar diskuterat här ger allmänna förslag; för mer specifik information bör du läsa anvisningarna för gemenskapen som du önskar att delta i.
ÖgonblickMessagingetikett
Skriva inte sammanlagt versalar
Att skriva versalar på internet är ansett ohyfsat, därför att det är svårt att läsa och kommer sammanlagt across som mycket aggressivt (LIKT ROPA!). Om du tar bort ingenting från denna `hur-till' annan än veta att skriva i ”lock” föraktas brett på internet, betrakta den tidbrunnen spenderad.
Försök ”att inte pounce” andra användare
Pouncing” ser till överföring någon av ett ögonblickmeddelande omgående after den person tecken på till det tjänste-. Han eller hon kan önska att utföra annan uppgiftsstundstart den tjänste- budbärare. Personen kan behöva några noterar för att sätta upp ”ett away”, eller ”stör inte” meddelandet och att betyda att han eller hon inte önskar att koppla in i konversation på ögonblicket. Du bör alltid väntan som några noterar, innan de överför någon ett ögonblickmeddelande.
Berätta andra användare, när du är away
Mest ögonblickmessaging servar ger a långt av meddelande av andra användare att du inte reagerar till meddelanden eller har klivit i väg från datoren. Mest gör bruk av ”bort”, eller ”stör inte” meddelanden. Another av träffande andra användare, att du kan inte svara deras meddelanden, är långt l5At enkelt dem veta i konversation att du måste lämna. Du skulle för att inte önska någon till väntan för ditt svar för mer, än några noterar.
Uppehälle det som är tillfälligt
Du kan inte önska att använda ögonblickmessaging för att ge någon dåliga nyheter eller för att göra ett ha som huvudämnemeddelande. Fördriva något folk kan betrakta ögonblickmessaging liknande till ringa som hjälpmedel av kommunikationen, andra betraktar den mycket mindre formell.
Använd rimliga stilsorter/färgar
Det kan vara mycket otrevligt att måste att se enorma stilsorter eller färgar lätt stunder som samtalar på en tjänste- ögonblickmessaging. Försök att klibba den standarda stilsorten storleksanpassar och färgar, om inte du är realiteten som den annan personen inte varar besvärad.
E-postetikett
Undvik speditionskräpreklam
Many e-mail users repeatedly forward junk mail, such as “virus alerts” and chain letters. Unless someone specifically tells you that he/she enjoys receiving these “forwards”, you shouldn’t send them to anyone.
Consider your audience
Avoid sending e-mails to everyone in your address book unless the information contained is vital for each and every person in it. Otherwise, these “mass e-mails” simply clog other people’s inboxes.
Use threads
When someone sends you an-email and you wish to reply, you should always hit the “reply” button within your e-mail client rather than beginning a new e-mail. This allows users to keep track of the thread of conversation.
Use quotes
Often, when you hit the “reply” button within your e-mail client, your response is simply appended to the initial e-mail. This can create an e-mail that is much larger than necessary. A better method of response is to use quoting, which you can do simply by copying the text you wish to quote and placing a > before each line.
Be appropriate
What is acceptable in a casual e-mail to a friend might not be acceptable in a work-related e-mail. In general, for official communications, you should avoid using online abbreviations and smileys, and pay more attention to spelling, grammar, and punctuation.
Use plain text
Some e-mail users may not have HTML-enabled e-mail clients. For this reason, you may want to consider sending e-mails in plain text rather than HTML until you have confirmed which of your contacts are able to view HTML e-mail messages.
Avoid sending large attachments
Unless specifically directed to do so, may not want to send large attachments to your e-mail contacts. Not everyone has a connection that’s as fast as yours, and large attachments can take a long time to download for some people. You can send many items, such as Word documents, in plain text, which eliminates the need for an attachment.
Usenet/Discussion Board Etiquette
Don’t spam
Within the context of Usenet and discussion boards, “spamming” refers to repeatedly posting the same message on a message board. This is considered poor etiquette and will usually result in the spammer’s removal from the forum or Usenet group.
Don’t be a troll
A “troll” refers to someone who repeatedly posts the same message in a forum (spamming) or someone who enters a forum purely to flame other participants. “Trolling” is not acceptable in online communities and can result in one’s being banned from the forum or Usenet group. A “troll” can also refer to someone who has multiple usernames on the same forum.
Stay on topic
When you submit an off-topic post to a thread, it detracts from the discussion at hand. If you wish to discuss a new topic, you must begin a new thread.
Don’t type in all capital letters
Typing in all capital letters on the Internet is considered rude because it is difficult to read and comes across as very aggressive. Turn off your caps lock before posting!
Try to spell correctly and use proper grammar
You should make every effort to spell correctly and use proper grammar within forums and discussion groups. If a post is incoherent, moderators and administrators may delete it.
Don’t get too carried away “flaming”
“Flaming”, within the domain of online communities, refers to heated exchange on a message board or in a chat room. In general, flaming is permissible only when it does not involve ad hominem attacks on other participants in the forum.
Try not to get banned
Being “banned” means that you are barred from posting in a forum or chatting in a chat room. It usually occurs because you have violated the rules of the forum or chat room and an administrator decided to prevent you from being able to do so again.
Chat Room Etiquette
Think before you speak
When entering a chat room, you should wait a few minutes before typing in order to get a feel for the flow of conversation. This way, you won’t say anything that is completely off-topic, which would detract from the conversation.
Refrain from profanity/offensive language
Don’t type anything in a chat room that you wouldn’t ordinarily say in public. Offensive language does nothing to enhance a chat room experience, and is usually strictly moderated.
Don’t type in all capital letters
Typing in all capital letters on the Internet is considered rude because it is difficult to read and comes across as very aggressive. Turn off your caps lock before posting!
What is spamming?
In the context of chat rooms, spamming refers to typing the same thing repeatedly. This annoys other chatters and will usually result in your ejection from the chat room.
Avoid typing long messages
No one wants to have to scroll through more than five lines to get to the comment after yours. If you have something long to say, try to break it up into smaller pieces or send it as a private message.
Try not to get banned
Being “banned” means that you are barred from posting in a forum or chatting in a chat room. It usually occurs because you have violated the rules of the forum or chat room and an administrator decided to prevent you from being able to do so again.
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