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Most internet users communicate via emails, comments or blogs.

To avoid misunderstandings, good etiquette recommends checking what you write carefully.

It's also a good idea to keep your communications short and simple.

In informal conversations, you can use acronyms such as B4N,

buy for now, or see you later or see you later.

And if someone calls you away while you are chatting online, try BRB, be right back.

The internet has made it possible for people all around the world to connect with each other.

Whether for research, education, business or just fun, it has changed how we live, work and play.

Therefore, it is necessary for people to follow certain rules that encourage good behavior and global understanding.

We all need to learn etiquette for this new social environment on the internet,

and it's really not that difficult.

Just be truthful, polite and, above all, be nice.