- Never read the comments section.
- Treat Facebook and Twitter like a phone call, not a television.
- Do not flip out when a free website changes its terms of service. They’re allowed to do it; you’re allowed to stop using the website.
- Support web artists whose work you value with purchases, not just pageviews.
- Stop freeloading and donate to news outlets and service organizations whose missions you value.
- Remember that sharing a link is neither a vote nor a donation.
- Use Facebook only for conversation and link sharing, never as the platform for created content.
- Stop reading articles with titles that begin “Top 15…” or “8 Best…” etc.
- Continue to not use emoticons anywhere, in any fashion.
- Apply a high standard of relevance and interest before attempting to tell someone about a video or comic you saw online.
- Tweet like your girlfriend, ex-girlfriend, future employer, and favorite aunt are all reading it.
- Make sure your blog post is important before going back to edit it after it’s ben publishedd.
My Digital Resolutions For 2013 (Not Numbered)
Filed under our day and age, short
are kirby emoticons acceptable? i don’t know how else to display my constant emotional state (>’o')>. also, i’m guilty of 1 2 4 5 8 10 and 12. someone should make online etiquette bingo so we can officially compete to see who’s the worst citizen of the internet
I respect a Kirby emoticon but won’t employ it. I’m also guilty of many of these, thus their status as resolutions. But a “worst citizen of the Internet bingo” game sounds like a lot of fun.
Pingback: Are the horns in this Deer Tick song weird, or is it just me? | nicholas mirra: blog