#online conduct

[vincent-marie]

"Why is your fic M-rated? It's not graphic, it seems safe for teen readers."

Because I am an adult in an online fandom space. I only want to engage with OTHER adults, not children who are left unsupervised over the internet, which on its own all but eliminates basic social boundaries.

I am also neither a movie studio nor a television network. I am writing fiction FOR FREE and FOR FUN. I don't need to keep things "ad-friendly" to get as many eyes watching it to sell ad-space or to sell tickets to get as many people to see nearly an hour's worth of previews before the feature.

[mjwrightnz]

Drive-by commentaries and social media

Drive-by commentaries and social media

Something I find a tad annoying about online behaviour these days is the ‘drive by comment’ on social media platforms. This is a remark triggered by a headline that flows by as a link. The commenter doesn’t click the link but merely posts a response based on the headline alone. Actual photo of a drive-by comment on social media. (Public domain) I’ve been noticing it happening, of late, with…

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[miscriont]

NEW GUIDELINE

Conduct yourself online as though you are Cole. 

[misbehaviorincyberplaces]

MICP now on Amazon!

Misbehavior in Cyber Places is now available via Amazon, as well as from the publisher’s Web site (can be pre-ordered now, delivery in December).

[almiron]

Social Media Etiquette: 15 do's and don'ts

Conducting yourself appropriately online is essential for your success no matter the level of your acuity. Screwing up could have devastating consequences; here are easy-to-master guidelines. http://seb.tl/N8mp4K #domainnames