the courtesies and etiquette generally accepted as polite by users of technology when interacting with and by electronic means
Good techiquette includes, but is not limited to: turning off a mobile phone during ceremonies and in meetings; not using ALL CAPS when corresponding online or be email; acknowledging text messages that request a response; using the "offline" option or at least afk when away from the computer; and blind CCing contacts to maintain privacy.
by djkeng June 16, 2010
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