When you have dinner, you follow table manners. When you have a l , you obey the rules in the classroom. But have you ever thought about needing to m your manners in the digital(数码的) world when you use phones, e-mails and social media, like QQ, WeChat, etc?
As new research by Oxford University noted, "It's just important to treat people with respect online as it is in real life." The study came up with some rules of good manners to live by in the digital age. Their first a is not "over-sharing" on social media, which means not posting every detail about your life online, because some of us are not creative e to always show off our thoughts and lives on social media. The manners also i not looking through others' phones and not gossiping(说闲话) about others over messages, e when you choose "reply all" to send a message to a group of people.
Although gossip is not h chat that can make conversations exciting, it can also be a way to spread something untrue about other people. Gossip can be even stronger on social media than in real life, so it's b not to gossip.
Moreover, when you have bad news for someone, do not leave text messages on social media, chat with him or her by c personal messages.
Nowadays, technology has o us different ways to contact others. It is important to remember how to behave toward others online.
