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Text 395, 90 rader
Skriven 2007-01-06 15:40:46 av Dale A Cook (1:365/3253.0)
    Kommentar till text 394 av Moderator (1:3634/12.0)
Ärende: what_is_this_12/15/34_???_12/15/2006_actually?????
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 M>                     Communication Etiquette in Modern Media
 M>                                 Author *Unknown*

 M> When involved in communications, especially in 
 M> computer echos, awareness
 M> of certain concepts make the activity more fun for everyone.  Two main
 M> concepts stand out, primarily because people tend to REACT to negative
 M> messages with negative responses.

 M> 1. Impersonal responses to personal attacks:  Computer communications
 M> are almost always written.  Due to the fact that words carry only
 M> limited information, the noise to information ratio can become very
 M> dense, with a sentence the sender considered very mild becoming a
 M> hurricane of emotion in the mind of the receiver.  
 M> Therefore try to keep
 M> personal nouns and pronouns, like "you" and "your" out of any message
 M> that may cause disagreement among the other members of the echo or net.

 M> If necessary to express disagreement with an idea, 
 M> couching the words of
 M> your message in impersonal terms works best.

 M> Bad response:
 M> "I think you are stupid to think motherboards should 
 M> just be thrown away
 M> rather than fixed." This message may well cause the receiver to respond
 M> with some nasty reply, clogging the net with 
 M> negative personal argument.

 M> Better response:
 M> "I have always found that motherboards could be fixed."  This presents
 M> an opposite view, but the receiver will less likely consider it a
 M> personal attack.

 M> If someone disagrees with you personally, or even 
 M> attacks you viciously,
 M> you have three options on an Echo or Net.  You can simply ignore the
 M> message rather than responding.  You can respond in an impersonal but
 M> polite way, not letting the attack affect you at 
 M> all.  Or you can send a
 M> message to the Moderator, expressing your unease at the tone or attack
 M> of the message you received and let the moderator take care of it.

 M> 2. Understanding the Twit:  Occasionally, someone joins a net or echo
 M> with only one interest, to cause as much uproar as possible. They may
 M> simply personally attack every person on the net, or sometimes they
 M> attack every idea or subject thread they find, for the same purpose.
 M> They are often racist, sexist, nationist, or just plain stupid. If the
 M> rest of the members of the net refuse to communicate 
 M> with the twit, s/he
 M> will usually lose interest and stop posting.

 M> Sometimes normally reasonable people become twits without realizing it,
 M> taking some argument or disagreement past the point of courtesy and
 M> drawing in others.  The discipline of electronic communication really
 M> requires a more detached viewpoint than normal in other communication
 M> medias, because the usual subliminal undercurrents of communication one
 M> receives in other two-way mediums do not exist.  Sarcasm and humor can
 M> easily become misunderstood, and cause unintended ill feelings.

 M> In electronic mediums, honesty, tact, and straightforwardness are of
 M> great significance.  Without them, communication can stop cold.

 M> In dealing with twits, especially the more obvious ones, there are five
 M> common sense rules to always use:

 M> Echoer's Common Sense Rule #1 (ECSR1): If possible, never READ twit's
 M> posts. Step over manure or your shoe will stink.

 M> Echoer's Common Sense Rule #2 (ECSR2): Never ANSWER a twit's posts!!!!!
 M> Stirring manure makes it stink worse.

 M> Echoer's Common Sense Rule #3 (ECSR3): Never QUOTE a twit's posts!!!!!
 M> That's like smearing manure on your friends!

 M> Echoer's Common Sense Rule #4 (ESCR4): Never MENTION a twit to another
 M> echoer!!!  That's like sharing a manure sandwich!

 M> Echoer's Common Sense Rule #5 (ECSR5): LET THE MODERATOR HANDLE THE
 M> TWIT!!!!!  He has the right kind of manure shovel.

 M> With these few hints, communication over computers 
 M> can become a true joy
 M> instead of a cold hassle.




--- Maximus/2 3.01
 * Origin: Gargoyle's Place BBS (1:365/3253)