- The norms governing my behavior in cyberspace depends on my
purpose. When I am answering or sending emails, it is important that I’d be professional and polite especially when I’m responding to the instructor or to someone belonging in the College. Another thing is when I’m on social media. It is always important to me to think before posting or sharing anything. This is to prevent conflict between other social media users and to maintain etiquette on social media. I also join groups only based on my interest and interact with people who has the same interests like me. Lastly, when I am online gaming, I only invite my friends because that is where I can comfortably be myself without having to be polite or professional at all times. I am familiar with these norms since I am often on my computer since nowadays, we are on digital age and we oftentimes communicate through gadgets and internet mails and messages. If I don’t follow these norms, I would be criticized by my professors, or I would be misjudged by the people on social media. Following basic etiquette on cyberspace is important to prevent these sanctions. It is crucial to control and guide my behavior, to establish structure and predictability in social interactions, and to interpret and comprehend one another's behavior. In addition, the norms that are considered mores are those that violates morals such as cyberbullying and those considered folkways are those that are considered as informal or rude such as impolitely responding to an email, or posting fake news on social media.