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<font size="4" color="White"><h2>As a digital cyber citizen, there are many rules you should follow while you're on the Internet.
The controversial topic of cyber bullying is a real issue facing America today.</h2></font>
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The most important thing to remember, is to respect everyone. Whether you're on Facebook, Twitter, or an online forum; it's always important to treat others how you would like to be treated.
That means, no arguing, name-calling, or belittling. Not only does it make you look like a bad person but you never know who's looking at your page. You could ruin your chances of employment if they were to look at your online page.</li><br>
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Always avoid putting personal information on the Internet.
Such as your government name, your home address, your social security number, and your personal hang out spots.
You never know who is trying to steal your information, or attempt to stalk you by taking your information down.</li><br>
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Under any circumstances, never post personal sexual pictures on the Internet. It's indecent, as well as dangerous.
You have no idea who could get a hold of the pictures that you post. Once on the Internet, they will be there forever.
Anyone could type your name in and find every single picture you've ever posted on the web using your name. Your picture could be used for a pornographic website and you would never even know.
That's why it's important to never post nude photos unless you're willing to take those risks!<br><br>
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You should always mind your business when it comes to using the Internet. Never get involved with someone else's arguments on the Internet.
Not only can it get you tied into it, but it is a very immature thing to do. If you see your friend going back and forth with someone it's best to just stay out of the issue.
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Last but not least, don't forget to be friendly with others on the Internet! You never know who you are talking to. It could be a homeless man on a library at the library or a CEO at a corporation. Always be cordial to people if you don't know who they are in reality.
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Being on the Internet can be a dangerous, but also fun place. If you follow these simple rules, you will optimize your experience on the world wide web. Thank you for taking the time to read my personal rules. I hope you've learned something from visiting my site!
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