HOW TO BE A RESPONSIBLE NETIZEN?

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Be Truthful

Make sure that the information that you will post is really the truth. Illegal copying of other's work, downloading unauthorized content, spreading fake news may lead to trouble. 

Be Careful of What You Post

Be aware that your post won't offend your readers. Try not to be insensitive, rude, and arrogant. Be polite and mature especially when you're talking or interacting with your audience, readers, and followers on social media.


Do Not Cyberbully

Never criticize a person without knowing the real reason behind the issue. Don't discredit someone in social media. Getting involved in crimes in social media is a bad thing. 

Respect Everyone's Diversity

When you're interacting with different people, understand that they have different behaviors, cultures, and perspective in life. It is important to respect their opinions, especially in the virtual world.

Be Conscious of Privacy

Stop taking screenshots of private messages and spreading it to the social media. It might affect the person negatively. Remember if you don't want it to happen to you, don't do it to others.

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