Digital etiquette

Code of conduct
Remember the human meaning that the person reading your form of communication is human thus they have feelings. Therefore do not say things that you would never say to their face.
10 points of netiquette:

• When communication or connecting with people electronically always be respectful. Treat other as you want to be treated.
• Know you environment (cyberspace) and act or discuss accordingly.
• Don’t stray from your norms and values act online as you will in real life.
• Respect people time online, say what you want to say don’t overload on information, people are always time limited.
• Share your expert knowledge, communicate and share about subject you have knowledge or interested in.
• Online physical appearance don’t matter that much so it is important to look good with your language usage and writing.
• Respect privacy, people block or privatize certain information for a reason and it is important to keep your nose out of such information.
• People sometimes disagree online but it is important to control these wars and look for positive outcome.
• It is easy to be cruel or mean when you’re sitting behind a computer screen with anti-hack software, this power you have is a privilege and should not be abused.
• Just like in real life people make mistake and it is important to forgive people when they make these mistakes even online.

Penalties for failing to meet these points

• Banning people permanently from certain group or site and others
• Billing people misbehaving
• Human right laws against cyber-bully
• Give people the opportunity to report bad behaviour
• Having people agree to terms and conditions before entering certain site to protect the site group and other, against court cases or false accusation.
• Copyright laws and anti-plagiarism sites or groups keeping watch.
• Blocking people from certain group, site and others.
• Educate people on netiquette.

How to enforce and manage this business

• Have employees sign a contract agreeing to Internet usage law and other.
• Cameras tracking what people watch on their computers ( IT businesses)
• Block certain sites on the computers.
• Restrict Internet usage
• Fees for disobeying.