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Protected "Netiquette" [edit=sysop:move=sysop]
For a more complete discussion, refer to "The Net: User Guidelines and Netiquette" by Arlene H. Rinaldi, Florida Atlantic University, 1998, which is available [http://www.cs.biu.ac.il/home/leagal/netguide/netiquette.html here].
Further, all users of the network at Massachusetts College of Liberal Arts have a responsibility to use the network and its Internet connections in a manner that will not abuse the privilege of network access, will not annoy or harass other users and will not waste resources. E-mail is a function that requires particular care in this regard. Behavior:
*E-mail may not be used to harass, insult, or bother other users.
*Mail may not be posted to multiple users unless all recipients will be interested in the message.
*Be careful not to reply to a list when you meant to reply to the original sender.
*Do not use foul or obscene language; e-mail is not always private.
*Do not send chain letters or other "junk mail."
*Do not forward personal mail without the sender's permission.
*Keep lines and messages short and to the point.
*Cite all quotes and sources.
*Capitalize words only for emphasis. Capitalization is "shouting" in e-mail.
*Be careful when using humor or sarcasm. Without face-to-face communication your intention may not be recognized.
*Use abbreviations where appropriate, such as :-) as a "smiley face" to show humor.
==Housekeeping:==
Check your e-mail daily. Senders assume you are receiving their messages.
Delete unwanted messages immediately. Keep stored messages to a minimum to save disk space.
If you receive files or are sending files be sure to virus check your system frequently.
Further, all users of the network at Massachusetts College of Liberal Arts have a responsibility to use the network and its Internet connections in a manner that will not abuse the privilege of network access, will not annoy or harass other users and will not waste resources. E-mail is a function that requires particular care in this regard. Behavior:
*E-mail may not be used to harass, insult, or bother other users.
*Mail may not be posted to multiple users unless all recipients will be interested in the message.
*Be careful not to reply to a list when you meant to reply to the original sender.
*Do not use foul or obscene language; e-mail is not always private.
*Do not send chain letters or other "junk mail."
*Do not forward personal mail without the sender's permission.
*Keep lines and messages short and to the point.
*Cite all quotes and sources.
*Capitalize words only for emphasis. Capitalization is "shouting" in e-mail.
*Be careful when using humor or sarcasm. Without face-to-face communication your intention may not be recognized.
*Use abbreviations where appropriate, such as :-) as a "smiley face" to show humor.
==Housekeeping:==
Check your e-mail daily. Senders assume you are receiving their messages.
Delete unwanted messages immediately. Keep stored messages to a minimum to save disk space.
If you receive files or are sending files be sure to virus check your system frequently.
