Netiquette rules

The Core netiquette rules

1. Be accurate with factual information
   Check facts before providing information or giving advice. Provide sources.

2. Extend your good nature online
   

   Think back to when you learned how to be a good human being. When you donated your hard-earned money, cut grass for your older neighbor, or sent a card to a friend who was having a bad week. Embody the rules of life that you’ve learned and are continuing to perfect, and use them online.

   ~ Amanda

   3.  Use internet resources ethically
   Online study resources should be used to support learning, not replace it.
   

   By accessing and studying from completed homework and tests without a professor’s permission, you are cheating.

   ~ Tryssa de Ruyter

   4.  Pause before you post
   It's worth taking a moment to reflect before hitting the send button.

       5. Write like you'd speak

          Write naturally as if you were talking to someone right in front of you. Generally, the text will be easier to understand and relate to.

If you try to force it, your message may come across as shrewd or too formal... read aloud what you are writing so you can determine how the person reading it may feel, react, or respond.

~ Jeremy Marroquin

 The source is  https://onlinestudyaustralia.com/netiquette-rules-guidelines-students/