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Wanna be the king or queen of online discussions? Follow these guidelines on comment/reply etiquette to leave a positive impact:
1. The Golden RuleTreat others just like your friendly neighborhood zombie apocalypse survivor—with respect, empathy, and a positive vibe. That means no toxic language, personal attacks, or mean interactions, 'kay? Think before you type and remember that your words have the power to make someone's day (or ruin it completely)[3][5].
2. Keep It SimpleStay on topic and get to the point. Message boards and comment sections are not the place for exhaustive essays or irrelevant tangents. Keep your comments short, sweet, and punchy to help keep discussions flowing[3][5].
3. Take a PauseThink twice, type once. Before you hit that submit button, consider:- "Would I say this in front of Grandma?"- "Is this gonna trigger a 'that's offensive!' meltdown?"- "Is this something I'd be proud to have future bosses read?"Following these questions ensures your comments are always on-point and appropriate[2][5].
4. Attribute WiselyGive credit where it's due. When quoting or referring to someone's ideas, make sure to attribute them properly and avoid sharing personal information about others without their consent[2]. Plus, avoiding plagiarism keeps you out of hot water[1].
5. Adapt to the CommunityDifferent websites have their own unique cultures and expectations. Formal websites, like news articles, typically require a more professional tone, while social media platforms like Twitter or YouTube may welcome more casual, colloquial language. Pay attention to posting norms and adjust your style accordingly[3][5].
6. Haters Gonna Hate, But Better to Walk AwayWhen conversations get heated, it's best to disengage or take it private rather than continuing a public argument[2][5]. You don't have to engage in negativity, especially when it's not productive for anyone involved.
Data Sources:
[1] Plagiarism.org, "Reasons and Effects of Plagiarism." [Online]. Available: https://www.plagiarism.org/plagiarism-101/plagiarism-basics/reasons-effects-plagiarism
[2] Pew Research Center, "Social Media Update 2018." [Online]. Available: https://www.pewresearch.org/fact-tank/2018/05/03/social-media-use-in-2018/
[3] PsychGuides.com, "Internet Safety and Etiquette." [Online]. Available: https://psychguides.com/guides/internet-safety-and-etiquette/
[4]Verywell Mind, "Internet Safety Tips for Older Adults." [Online]. Available: https://www.verywellmind.com/internet-safety-tips-for-older-adults-4686241
[5]Family Online Safety Institute, "Online Discussion Guidelines." [Online]. Available: https://www.fosi.org/users/fosi/posts/online-discussion-guidelines
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- Engage with Kenyan news sections on social media with class and respect, following the provided etiquette for online discussions to make a positive impact on the entertainment and celebrity-related discussions.
- Remember to attribute correctly when referring to other people's ideas in the comment section of your favorite entertainment news articles to avoid any plagiarism accusations.
- When leaving replies on social media regarding news or entertainment topics, keep it simple and on point to encourage productive and engaging conversations.
- Be mindful of the different communities and their unique expectations, such as maintaining a professional tone on news websites versus a more casual one on social media platforms.
- If a heated discussion arises in a social media entertainment section, it's best to walk away or take it private, avoiding the use of toxic language or personal attacks.
