Hi,

I am not sure what you mean by the term "21st century rule" do you mean that the Social Communicaiton space should be subject to an online Etiquette?

This is interesting. For example do we all need to know how to behave online since the record is permanent and cannot be easily removed should we want to use our real identity in the process.

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Hi, I have the same question about the term. Could you explain more precisely your ideas on this topic? Thank you in advance!

see also:
"Simon Nora et Alain Minc, L'informatisation de la société : Rapport à M. Le Président de la. République, Paris, La Documentation française, Seuil, 1978"

Hiroko aka Kanoh0x0 -
This is a good question and yes, it needs to be addressed. There are lots of concerns around social media and most are based on misunderstanding. I guess "rules" are probably the wrong solution - education is probably more important.

Most of the Internet user tried very hard to have no ruler and no rules on the Internet and most western countries kept it that way. The same is what we should do with Social Media.

Yes, personal information is exposed, but only if you expose it. It should be YOUR decision to do so or not. Also it is best practice to have a real name and a photo and a real identity - again it is a recommendation there should be nobody to make that a rule, even though it makes a lot of sense for probably 99.9% of the situation.

Again - I 100% agree that we need to give this great attention, as it prevents people to participate right now which is a disadvantage and it gives those who participate but with no good base understanding a disadvantage as well. I feel it needs to be part of a larger social media education / information effort.