Digital etiquette isn’t all that different from real life etiquette: If you wouldn’t do or say something IRL, don’t do it online. Here are nine more tips to help you be a good person on the internet.
Source: Inman News
How to be a good person online and win the internet
Published in Agent, digital etiquette, Etiquette, internet etiquette, jay thompson, Opinion and Select
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