Just because you can, doesn't make it right -- Those are real people out there -- Speak responsibly -- Look your best -- Respect the privacy of others -- Remain cool under fire -- We all begin as clueless newbies -- Tread carefully -- Play by the rules of the house -- Don't make noise -- Respect resource limits -- Ensure the integrity of the system -- Don't go where you don't belong -- Don't pollute -- Watch where you are looking -- When someone tells you to stop, stop -- If it's not true, don't say it -- Don't take candy from strangers -- Read between the lines -- If it seems too good to be true, it probably is -- Credit the source -- Don't take without permission -- Speak up for your rights -- Get a life -- Expand your mind -- Read with your eyes open -- Share your expertise -- Lend a helping hand -- Feel the funk, but do it anyway -- We are one world -- Net Communication Conventions.

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