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Do you ever forget your manners online?

by Joel on April 7, 2013 · 2 comments

in Social Media

Kevin Bloody WilsonI would be lying if I said that my behaviour online was completely reflective of my offline behaviour. To be honest I do not think it is possible to behave in the same way online and offline effectively as the circumstances are so different.

But manners remain incredibly important and I think that it is something which is frequently overlooked.

I try to always speak my mind but at the same time remain respectful in all situations. But for some reason, when I am pissed off by someone I have a slightly sharper tongue online (speaking mainly about emails here) but with social media I am more guarded.
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