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	Adapted from Virginia Shea's The Core Rules of Netiquette. Versions of this were common within the early internet, and most of these were unspoken (or spoken) rules:		Adapted from Virginia Shea's ''The Core Rules of Netiquette''. Versions of this were common within the early internet, and most of these were unspoken (or spoken) rules:

	1. Remember the Human		# Remember the Human
	- Behind every username is a real person. Don’t say things online that you wouldn’t say face-to-face. Treat others with the same respect you’d want for yourself.		#* Behind every username is a real person. Don’t say things online that you wouldn’t say face-to-face. Treat others with the same respect you’d want for yourself.
	2. Adhere to the ~~same standards~~ of ~~behavior online that you follow~~ in ~~real life~~		# Adhere to the Same Standards of Behavior Online as in Real Life
	- Be ethical. Be lawful. Just because you’re behind a screen doesn’t mean the rules or basic decency change.		#* Be ethical. Be lawful. Just because you’re behind a screen doesn’t mean the rules or basic decency change.
	3. Know ~~where you are~~ in ~~cyberspace~~		# Know Where You Are in Cyberspace
	- Stay on-topic, ~~don't~~ derail, lurk and learn the community before you post.		#* Stay on-topic, don’t derail, lurk and learn the community before you post.
	4. Respect ~~other people's time~~ and ~~bandwidth~~		# Respect Other People’s Time and Bandwidth
	- Avoid flooding pages or talk with off-topic chatter.		#* Avoid flooding pages or talk with off-topic chatter.
	5. Make ~~yourself look good online~~		# Make Yourself Look Good Online
	- Take pride in your posts. Be respectful, write clearly, and double-check your facts. What you write reflects on you.		#* Take pride in your posts. Be respectful, write clearly, and double-check your facts. What you write reflects on you.
	6. Share ~~expert knowledge~~		# Share Expert Knowledge
	- If you know something helpful, share it! Screamer Wiki thrives on good info and helpful advice.		#* If you know something helpful, share it! Screamer Wiki thrives on good info and helpful advice.
	7. Help ~~keep flame wars under control~~		# Help Keep Flame Wars Under Control
	- Don’t escalate arguments or encourage drama. If things get heated, step back and help defuse the situation.		#* Don’t escalate arguments or encourage drama. If things get heated, step back and help defuse the situation.
	8. Respect ~~other people's privacy~~		# Respect Other People’s Privacy
	- Never post someone else’s personal information without their consent.		#* Never post someone else’s personal information without their consent.
	~~9. Don't abuse your power~~		# Don’t Abuse Your Power
	- If you have extra permissions (e.g., moderator or admin), use them responsibly and fairly.		#* If you have extra permissions (e.g., moderator or admin), use them responsibly and fairly.
	~~10.~~ Be ~~forgiving~~ of ~~other people's mistakes~~		# Be Forgiving of Other People’s Mistakes
	- Everyone slips up sometimes. If someone makes a mistake, correct them kindly and move on. Assume good faith.		#* Everyone slips up sometimes. If someone makes a mistake, correct them kindly and move on. Assume good faith.

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Lawiki: Created page with "Adapted from Virginia Shea's The Core Rules of Netiquette. Versions of this were common within the early internet, and most of these were unspoken (or spoken) rules: # Remember the Human ## Behind every username is a real person. Don’t say things online that you wouldn’t say face-to-face. Treat others with the same respect you’d want for yourself. # Adhere to the same standards of behavior online that you follow in real life ## Be ethical. Be lawful. Just because..."

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Created page with "Adapted from Virginia Shea's The Core Rules of Netiquette. Versions of this were common within the early internet, and most of these were unspoken (or spoken) rules: # Remember the Human ## Behind every username is a real person. Don’t say things online that you wouldn’t say face-to-face. Treat others with the same respect you’d want for yourself. # Adhere to the same standards of behavior online that you follow in real life ## Be ethical. Be lawful. Just because..."

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Adapted from Virginia Shea's The Core Rules of Netiquette. Versions of this were common within the early internet, and most of these were unspoken (or spoken) rules:

# Remember the Human
## Behind every username is a real person. Don’t say things online that you wouldn’t say face-to-face. Treat others with the same respect you’d want for yourself.
# Adhere to the same standards of behavior online that you follow in real life
## Be ethical. Be lawful. Just because you’re behind a screen doesn’t mean the rules or basic decency change.
# Know where you are in cyberspace
## Stay on-topic, don't derail, lurk and learn the community before you post.
# Respect other people's time and bandwidth
## Avoid flooding pages or talk with off-topic chatter.
# Make yourself look good online
## Take pride in your posts. Be respectful, write clearly, and double-check your facts. What you write reflects on you.
# Share expert knowledge
## If you know something helpful, share it! Screamer Wiki thrives on good info and helpful advice.
# Help keep flame wars under control
## Don’t escalate arguments or encourage drama. If things get heated, step back and help defuse the situation.
# Respect other people's privacy
## Never post someone else’s personal information without their consent.
# Don't abuse your power
## If you have extra permissions (e.g., moderator or admin), use them responsibly and fairly.
# Be forgiving of other people's mistakes
## Everyone slips up sometimes. If someone makes a mistake, correct them kindly and move on. Assume good faith.

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	Adapted from Virginia Shea's The Core Rules of Netiquette. Versions of this were common within the early internet, and most of these were unspoken (or spoken) rules:		Adapted from Virginia Shea's The Core Rules of Netiquette. Versions of this were common within the early internet, and most of these were unspoken (or spoken) rules:

	# Remember the Human		1. Remember the Human
	** Behind every username is a real person. Don’t say things online that you wouldn’t say face-to-face. Treat others with the same respect you’d want for yourself.		- Behind every username is a real person. Don’t say things online that you wouldn’t say face-to-face. Treat others with the same respect you’d want for yourself.
	# Adhere to the same standards of behavior online that you follow in real life		2. Adhere to the same standards of behavior online that you follow in real life
	** Be ethical. Be lawful. Just because you’re behind a screen doesn’t mean the rules or basic decency change.		- Be ethical. Be lawful. Just because you’re behind a screen doesn’t mean the rules or basic decency change.
	# Know where you are in cyberspace		3. Know where you are in cyberspace
	** Stay on-topic, don't derail, lurk and learn the community before you post.		- Stay on-topic, don't derail, lurk and learn the community before you post.
	# Respect other people's time and bandwidth		4. Respect other people's time and bandwidth
	** Avoid flooding pages or talk with off-topic chatter.		- Avoid flooding pages or talk with off-topic chatter.
	# Make yourself look good online		5. Make yourself look good online
	** Take pride in your posts. Be respectful, write clearly, and double-check your facts. What you write reflects on you.		- Take pride in your posts. Be respectful, write clearly, and double-check your facts. What you write reflects on you.
	# Share expert knowledge		6. Share expert knowledge
	** If you know something helpful, share it! Screamer Wiki thrives on good info and helpful advice.		- If you know something helpful, share it! Screamer Wiki thrives on good info and helpful advice.
	# Help keep flame wars under control		7. Help keep flame wars under control
	** Don’t escalate arguments or encourage drama. If things get heated, step back and help defuse the situation.		- Don’t escalate arguments or encourage drama. If things get heated, step back and help defuse the situation.
	# Respect other people's privacy		8. Respect other people's privacy
	** Never post someone else’s personal information without their consent.		- Never post someone else’s personal information without their consent.
	# Don't abuse your power		9. Don't abuse your power
	** If you have extra permissions (e.g., moderator or admin), use them responsibly and fairly.		- If you have extra permissions (e.g., moderator or admin), use them responsibly and fairly.
	# Be forgiving of other people's mistakes		10. Be forgiving of other people's mistakes
	** Everyone slips up sometimes. If someone makes a mistake, correct them kindly and move on. Assume good faith.		- Everyone slips up sometimes. If someone makes a mistake, correct them kindly and move on. Assume good faith.

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	# Remember the Human		# Remember the Human
	## Behind every username is a real person. Don’t say things online that you wouldn’t say face-to-face. Treat others with the same respect you’d want for yourself.		** Behind every username is a real person. Don’t say things online that you wouldn’t say face-to-face. Treat others with the same respect you’d want for yourself.
	# Adhere to the same standards of behavior online that you follow in real life		# Adhere to the same standards of behavior online that you follow in real life
	## Be ethical. Be lawful. Just because you’re behind a screen doesn’t mean the rules or basic decency change.		** Be ethical. Be lawful. Just because you’re behind a screen doesn’t mean the rules or basic decency change.
	# Know where you are in cyberspace		# Know where you are in cyberspace
	## Stay on-topic, don't derail, lurk and learn the community before you post.		** Stay on-topic, don't derail, lurk and learn the community before you post.
	# Respect other people's time and bandwidth		# Respect other people's time and bandwidth
	## Avoid flooding pages or talk with off-topic chatter.		** Avoid flooding pages or talk with off-topic chatter.
	# Make yourself look good online		# Make yourself look good online
	## Take pride in your posts. Be respectful, write clearly, and double-check your facts. What you write reflects on you.		** Take pride in your posts. Be respectful, write clearly, and double-check your facts. What you write reflects on you.
	# Share expert knowledge		# Share expert knowledge
	## If you know something helpful, share it! Screamer Wiki thrives on good info and helpful advice.		** If you know something helpful, share it! Screamer Wiki thrives on good info and helpful advice.
	# Help keep flame wars under control		# Help keep flame wars under control
	## Don’t escalate arguments or encourage drama. If things get heated, step back and help defuse the situation.		** Don’t escalate arguments or encourage drama. If things get heated, step back and help defuse the situation.
	# Respect other people's privacy		# Respect other people's privacy
	## Never post someone else’s personal information without their consent.		** Never post someone else’s personal information without their consent.
	# Don't abuse your power		# Don't abuse your power
	## If you have extra permissions (e.g., moderator or admin), use them responsibly and fairly.		** If you have extra permissions (e.g., moderator or admin), use them responsibly and fairly.
	# Be forgiving of other people's mistakes		# Be forgiving of other people's mistakes
	## Everyone slips up sometimes. If someone makes a mistake, correct them kindly and move on. Assume good faith.		** Everyone slips up sometimes. If someone makes a mistake, correct them kindly and move on. Assume good faith.