101 Digital Etiquettes That You Need to Know
Learn the rules of etiquette and good manners for the online world with eEtiquette. It offers 101 useful guidelines on how we should behave in the digital world.
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Mobile Devices and Etiquettes
A survey found that most people percent agree that mobile devices, such as laptops, netbooks and cell phones, are part of our daily lives and society needs to adapt to the fact that people use them at all times.
Etiquettes for Making Remote Presentations and Webinars from Home
If you are conducting an online meeting or need to make a remote presentation from your home office, these tips and good habits from GoToMeeting should come in handy: It’s tempting to eat or drink while recording or live casting your podcast, video cast, webinar or remote meeting.
Do’s and Don’ts for Email Etiquette – Good Mail Manners
PC Magazine shares some useful tips and rules for more effective email communication. Favorite picks: 1.
Email Etiquettes for Mobile Phone Users
“Keep it short and sweet because if you don’t, you’ll get ignored.” Christopher Elliott shares some good practices and etiquettes for sending e-mail messages to and from cell phones.
How to Politely Ask Someone to Stop Sending You Junk Email
What do you do when someone known (like a friend, relative or a work colleague) starts to spam your email inbox.
Never Fool Your Intelligent Blog Readers by Self Linking
Internal linking is a practice among bloggers where you place a link on a word like, say, Google, but instead of actually linking to Google you link to another page on your own blog about Google.
A Lesson from Valleywag – Good Linking Etiquettes
When you click the name of some company on TechCrunch blog, you are very likely* to be transported to some internal web page that it not the official website but aggregates all the posts ever published on TechCrunch about that start-up.