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Good General Conduct Chart

Source of the following content : nethique.info/charte/

• A fundamental principal: think of those reading you.
• Before posting a question, make sure that it was the subject of the post.
• Use capital letters only when necessary. CAPITAL LETTERS GIVE THE IMPRESSION THAT YOU ARE SCREAMING and do not give a person the desire to reply.
• Do not accompany comments with your signature but avoid anonymous comments.
• When you respond to another comment, you may find it useful to quote enough of the original text so that you are understood.
• Avoid SMS language when posts and comments are in French!
• Uses smileys/emoticons in moderation to manifest your state of mind.
• : is an example of smiley. Do not work on the principle that smileys justify everything nor that they enable you to tone down insulting comments.
• Pay careful attention to your level of language, as you are communicating with people from all over the world. Be careful with slang and local expressions.
• Take into account the archival storage of your comments with search engines. Be careful as to what you write, especially if you are using your real name (or a regular pseudonym). All of your comments may be stored for life.
• Do not post a comment simply to point out others' typing errors or spelling mistakes.
• Avoid putting as comments only words like "vffvds", "hi", "hello", "agree", "disagree, etc. Exchanges must be sustained by remarks and constructive reflections.
• Falsification (identity usurpation) and hoaxes (multiple pseudonyms…) are intolerable.
• Advertising is usually forbidden in blogs, except when the sites are meant for such (which is not our case) or in other exceptional cases.
• However, a link or a trackback may be inserted on the condition that the comment is pertinent and that it does not serve as an alibi to disguise advertising.
• Carefully write the title of the comment if requested.
• Before sending violent or emotionally-charged responses if a given subject really rankles with you, wait until you have slept (or had your coffee). Blogs highly amplify conflicts because the physical absence of the interlocutor increases tensions. Even if you are alone in front of your computer, do not forget that a blog constitutes a public gathering.
• Offensive or aggressive comments do not have their place in blogs. Therefore, refrain from making personal attacks.
• Racist, anti-Semitic, pornographic, revisionist or sexist comments are not tolerated, as well as any subject in general contrary to law or to humanistic values.
• Verify the source of the information you are posting in order to avoid misinformation and rumors. Furthermore, quote your references. Accusations that are not supported by proof, distortion of facts, lies, misinformation, but also extremist or excessively partisan controversies, propaganda (direct or indirect) as well as any form of proselytism and dogmatism are not tolerated.
• Learn to participate and to share. The interest of a blog is not only to be read. In fact, it is also enriched by the community's interventions, including your own!
• To our francophile friends: even if you are unsure of your French, go beyond your apprehensions… You are welcome here.
• Do not criticize the blog's manager for the participants' behavior.
• Do not reproach the blogs' writers for not answering your questions; they are not required to do so.
• The comments found on this blog are moderate. Therefore, the regulator reserves himself the right to publish contributions or not.
• Beware of trolls. A troll is an individual who persists in starting up discussions on subjects that anger or who (voluntarily) stirs up ill-feeling between many people by bringing them one against the other, for example. A troll can also be a spammer. Measures are taken by the blog's manager against abuse in case of a trollian attack.

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