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Facebook Manners and You

Dennis G. Jerz / 23 Apr 2009

Via this Time Magazine article, “How Not to be Hated on Facebook.”

23 Apr 2009 in Aesthetics, Amusing, Cyberculture, Design, Media, Social_Software.

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Last reply was 27 Apr 2009
  1. the ivory one
    View 25 Apr 2009

    I loved that video!! Very creative and fun and should be sent to some people I know. I am so glad I never broke any of the face book No, Nos!

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  2. Eric G
    View 27 Apr 2009

    I think proper netiquette is quite important to emphasize to students.
    Public speech implies a sense of responsibility for / ownership of one’s words. This article in the Chronicle of Higher Education makes that point well: http://chronicle.com/jobs/news/2005/07/2005070801c.htm

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