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Only say what you are willing to say to someone face to face. Make yourself look nice online. People can save what you say online.
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Don’t show signs of where you live, phone number, Etc. Don’t abuse your power.
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Don’t be “stalk worthy”. Help keep flame wars under control. Respect other peoples time and bandwith.
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Digital security/Electronic safety plans. Know where you are in cyberspace. Don’t open anything from someone you don’t know. You have the right to keep your password safe.
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Use common sense. Follow the same rules and behavior online that you do in person. Respect others privacy.
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Myspace, Facebook, etc, Are not safe even when says “private” Keep the computer in an open area of the house. Be forgiving of other people’s mistakes. Digital law: Responsibility for actions and deeds.
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Respect others privacy. Don’t abuse your power. Full electronic participation in society.
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Don’t abuse your power. Forgive others for their mistakes online. Share knowledge. Make yourself look good online. Respect other peoples time.
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Digital rights and responsibility: the freedoms extended to everyone in the digital world. Share knowledge.
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Know where you are going online. Respect other peoples privacy. Don’t abuse your power.
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