Re: Midterm Discussion Topics

raisa_marie Fri Feb 01, 2008 11:18 pm

francesacoquia0811 wrote:Mind your language. Not only is cursing (just like in real life) frowned upon on the Internet, incorrect spelling or misuse of grammar is also not appreciated. This does not mean of course that people will start a flame war if your text contains a typo, but you can hardly expect people to take you serious if you can not even compose a decent sentence.

Sorry na daw... wrong spelling. funny lang din kasi mahilig tayo gumawa at gumamit ng acronyms o abrevs sa pagchchat samantalang di nman lahat nakakaintindi. =)

raisa_marie Fri Feb 01, 2008 11:19 pm

sig_angeles wrote:ONLINE RELATIONSHIPS

Can you consider cyber relationships to be TRUE relationships? Can you really consider someone a GF/BF if you have never met a person offline?

You can talk about your own experiences (good or bad) in any of these topics to help enlighten other people.

-for me, it depends on the person.. they may meet in chatrooms and be inlove with each other and try to make things right. they may set an appoinment when and where they want to meet if they are ready to meet each other. we can consider that if the couples are really dedicated to be together maybe there still a possiblity.

basahin mo yung post ko previously. =)

raisa_marie Fri Feb 01, 2008 11:21 pm

chatting could be compared to a masquerade ball.

raisa_marie Fri Feb 01, 2008 11:23 pm

glennalba wrote:
tiehermosilla wrote:
jacquelynrosal wrote:There have been a lot of cases of abuse and exploitation originating from the internet. List ways on how you can avoid danger

Be careful of your personal private information lalo n when your renting a pc in the computer shop for example, check your open account before you leave and make sure that you sign out it, coz hindi ntn alam kung sino ba next na gagamit nun.

tama ka jan neng, i experienced renting to a compshop and i forgot to sign out on my fs, on the next day i coud not open my account, and i saw with my friends fs that all my pictures and profiles has been changed.

>>>I agree, maraming mga nagttrip sa mga account na naiiwang bukas. I experienced it with my own multiply account my blogs are deleted, and a new posts that says im already pregnant! (Kamusta naman UN????)

Santissima, kaloka naman yan! sabagay, wag na tayong magtaka dahil naglipana na ang mga impakto sa mundo. Mga walang magawa kundi manabotahe ng account ng may account.

ishtin_delacruz Fri Feb 01, 2008 11:24 pm

johnrossmisa wrote:i agree

hahaha wow ang haba ng comment.. hehehe.. cge ako din.. i agree
Laughing

raisa_marie Fri Feb 01, 2008 11:25 pm

derrick_delgado wrote:
jm_oracion wrote:
arlynne.awayan wrote: NETIQUETTE

You still have to mind your manners even online. Send at least three (3) netiquette rules that should be observed when participating in chatrooms, discussion boards, etc.

ONLINE SAFETY

There have been a lot of cases of abuse and exploitation originating from the internet. List ways on how you can avoid danger

ONLINE RELATIONSHIPS

Can you consider cyber relationships to be TRUE relationships? Can you really consider someone a GF/BF if you have never met a person offline?

You can talk about your own experiences (good or bad) in any of these topics to help enlighten other people.

On NETIQUETTE

1. Give respect to the opinion of other people in the chatroom, discussion forum etc.
2. Learn to read and listen to what the person will say first. NEVER interrupt their chain of thoughts.
3. In chatroom, say "thanks" for the people whom you interact with because they can become good friends once you meet them in real world.

ONLINE SAFETY

1. Be wary of the sites you are visiting in. Some sites may contain viruses, adwares and spywares.
2. Use programs such as anti-keylogger, anti-spyware/adware and anti-virus to protect you from online virii and computer hackers.
3. Keep track of your activity in your PC and the files that you've accessed. With this, you could determine if you're being hacked by someone if the files that recently accessed were not used by yourself.

ONLINE RELATIONSHIPS

No, I could not consider it as a true relationship because both of you are hiding inside the cyberspace. There is no physical contact with both parties and it could not help mature relationships. Based on experience, cyberspace service such as online community and chat can serve as a tool to know someone but you must meet with them personally. But still, you must be very careful when doing it because other people may use it to deceive or harass (verbal or sexual). It can also help to those married couples whose other partner is outside the country. It can help them get in touch with their love one.

regarding your netiquette posts, i agree with you. respect is no. one, sometimes you really don't who you are chatting with but your respect to that person will describe your whole character.

ayus ang post ni Kuya Jm!

raisa_marie Fri Feb 01, 2008 11:27 pm

lance_spearBFF wrote:
alemmuli wrote:1. don't open pornographic sites especcially when you are in school or there children around you
2. don't try to hack sites that require email and passwords.
3. last be patient to the discussions and don't start malicious discussions.

"break the rules"

hay naku manong alem... lahat ng binigay mong example e gawain mo...
lalo n ung number1... hahahahah!

peace out!

hehe. ayos. that's my lolo!

raisa_marie Fri Feb 01, 2008 11:28 pm

ishtin_delacruz wrote:
johnrossmisa wrote:i agree

hahaha wow ang haba ng comment.. hehehe.. cge ako din.. i agree

Pa-agree din! teka, ano nga ba ino-oohan nito? hahaha

raisa_marie Fri Feb 01, 2008 11:30 pm

kellybarachina wrote:
arlynne.awayan wrote: NETIQUETTE

You still have to mind your manners even online. Send at least three (3) netiquette rules that should be observed when participating in chatrooms, discussion boards, etc.

ONLINE SAFETY

There have been a lot of cases of abuse and exploitation originating from the internet. List ways on how you can avoid danger

ONLINE RELATIONSHIPS

Can you consider cyber relationships to be TRUE relationships? Can you really consider someone a GF/BF if you have never met a person offline?

You can talk about your own experiences (good or bad) in any of these topics to help enlighten other people.

netiquette:
1. You should observe proper use of words
2. You should show respect to your friends online.
3. Open only a decent topics.

ways how to avoid danger:
1. Avoid the topics that are inappropriate.
2. Avoid the people who loves to talk dirty topics.
3. Try to choose a good a chatrooms.

Some are true but most of the time they are just having good times. They do it just for fun.

haha, oo nga! Talk about decent topics!

raisa_marie Fri Feb 01, 2008 11:32 pm

derrick_delgado wrote:
Dorilyn Fuderanan wrote:
arlynne.awayan wrote: NETIQUETTE

You still have to mind your manners even online. Send at least three (3) netiquette rules that should be observed when participating in chatrooms, discussion boards, etc.

ONLINE SAFETY

There have been a lot of cases of abuse and exploitation originating from the internet. List ways on how you can avoid danger

ONLINE RELATIONSHIPS

Can you consider cyber relationships to be TRUE relationships? Can you really consider someone a GF/BF if you have never met a person offline?

You can talk about your own experiences (good or bad) in any of these topics to help enlighten other people.

"Nettiquettes achochorba..."

1. Don't say something stupid just because they can't hit you in the face afterwards.
2. Don't dish out important and PRIVATE details about you. RISKY.
3. Don't believe everything you see, read, or hear. Chatrooms are full of posers and LIARS.

"Net Exploitation"

I still believe that people get exploited because they simply let their guard down. They dish out private and important details about themselves like home/office.school addresses, pictures, etc. That's why some are taking advantage of it.

"CybieRhp's... "

I still believe that romantic relationships should be kept intimate by personally nourishing it. Say this... you can't kiss for real or hug for real with your partner using your pc screens right. But then love knows no boundaries.

i agree with you. of course you should be the first one to protect yourself, don't be very open to others and limit your topics.

naku... speaking of personal info.... mga tsong, nagpost tayo ng resume sa blog di ba? tsk tsk tsk.. part ng requirements nung prelim?.....

raisa_marie Fri Feb 01, 2008 11:33 pm

jewel_apacible wrote:ONLINE RELATIONSHIPS

Can you consider cyber relationships to be TRUE relationships? Can you really consider someone a GF/BF if you have never met a person offline?

You can talk about your own experiences (good or bad) in any of these topics to help enlighten other people.
arlynne.awayan

ANSWERS TO ONLINE RELATIONSHIPS

Others are really into cyber relationship but I could not blame them, that's love that strikes! hahahaha!!! =D
But for me, personal relationship works more. That personal touch, presence and real voice... hihihihi

Hihi, kilig o. =) oo naman kasi di tayo makina

ishtin_delacruz Fri Feb 01, 2008 11:34 pm

raisa_marie wrote:
ishtin_delacruz wrote:
johnrossmisa wrote:i agree

hahaha wow ang haba ng comment.. hehehe.. cge ako din.. i agree

Pa-agree din! teka, ano nga ba ino-oohan nito? hahaha

ndi ko din alam nay, naki agree lang ako.. wehehehe lol!

raisa_marie Fri Feb 01, 2008 11:36 pm

thon_olivay wrote:1. don't harrass other chatters espcially, if you like him/her..
2. don't scare them, just make friends.
3. don't attempt to destroy the chatroom if you are a good hacker..

Haha. natawa ako sa no. 1 at 2. May mga stalker kasi sa chatrooms

gerald_sanchez Sat Feb 02, 2008 5:18 am

arlynne.awayan wrote: NETIQUETTE

ONLINE SAFETY

There have been a lot of cases of abuse and exploitation originating from the internet. List ways on how you can avoid danger

1. don't easily give or share personal information.
2. be cautious in using your credit cards in purchasing online
3. be careful in visiting certain websites, some sites are made by hackers to obtain information about anyone
(porn sites usually contain virus)
4. never open files, applications, etc that you are unsure of... virus attacks are possible from this files

gerald_sanchez Sat Feb 02, 2008 5:28 am

Jovi_salud wrote:
Francisco_Lim wrote:[
ONLINE RELATIONSHIPS

Can you consider cyber relationships to be TRUE relationships? Can you really consider someone a GF/BF if you have never met a person offline?

You can talk about your own experiences (good or bad) in any of these topics to help enlighten other people.

i dont believe in cyber relationship because many people are doing this just for fun. Madami pa sa mga nkkpgchat they dont use there real name and hindi nila pinopost yng 22o nlang picture.
cguro hindi yn pde mangyari sa totoong buhay pero sa iba cguro ok lng yn in the sake na meron clang gf or bf....

Dapat ay maging seryoso tayo sa buhay lalo na sa tunay na pag-ibig... Dapat nating isaalang alang ang mga taong mahal natin... Sa paksa na ating tinatalakay tungkol sa pagkakaroon ng relasyon sa internet, maaari nating sabihin na hindi ito seryoso o hindi magtatagal, kundi purong paglalaro lamang...

ang pakikipagrelasyon sa internet ay hindi masasabing tunay na pagmamahalan. maraming mga masasamang loob ang nagkalat kahit sa internet, sila ay nag-aabang ng mga inosentang nilalang na maari nilang madagit sa kanilang mga kuko. mga ahas na ang intensyon ay pagsamantalahan ang mga walang kamalay-malay.
kailangan ng mga mamamayan ng internet ng sapat na pag-iingat upang di sila mabiktima ng mga halang ang kaluluwang mga halimaw na ito.
kailangan nila ng isang tagapagtanggol, isang bayani na tutulong sa mga naapi laban sa mga kampon ng dyablo ng internet.

RIDER CHANGE!
LASER SQUADRON BIOMAN MASKMAN!!! elephant

gerald_sanchez Sat Feb 02, 2008 5:32 am

[quote="Francisco_Lim"]

arlynne.awayan wrote: NETIQUETTE

You still have to mind your manners even online. Send at least three (3) netiquette rules that should be observed when participating in chatrooms, discussion boards, etc.

1. You should respect your chatmates most especially girls...
2. Don't use foul words or vulgar words on the chatroom.
3. Don't chat to anyone especially strangers.. <thats all>

respect to be respected!
wag asal skwating!!!

gerald_sanchez Sat Feb 02, 2008 5:34 am

ung nsa balita nga pla...

nkipag eyeball sa ka-friendster hanggang hindi na nakauwi sa kanila!!!

Evil or Very Mad

brizofaustoluis Sat Feb 02, 2008 10:24 am

#1 Do unto others as you'd have others do unto you. Imagine how you'd feel if you were in the other person's shoes. Stand up for yourself, but try not to hurt people's feelings.
#2 Recognise that others online will not necessarily treat you as well as you treat them.

#3. Don't believe everything you see, read, or hear!
Online safety:
Dont give out give out personal information such as address, telephone number, parents’ work address/telephone number, or the name and location of ur school.
Online relationship:
Turn the computer off. Look around and notice who and what you have in your life offline. bounce

brizofaustoluis Sat Feb 02, 2008 10:36 am

#1 Do unto others as you'd have others do unto you. Imagine how you'd feel if you were in the other person's shoes. Stand up for yourself, but try not to hurt people's feelings.
#2 Recognise that others online will not necessarily treat you as well as you treat them.

#3. Don't believe everything you see, read, or hear!
Online safety:
Dont give out give out personal information such as address, telephone number, parents’ work address/telephone number, or the name and location of ur school.
Online relationship:
Turn the computer off. Look around and notice who and what you have in your life offline.
Surprised

bm_valencia Sat Feb 02, 2008 10:41 am

arlynne.awayan wrote: NETIQUETTE

ONLINE RELATIONSHIPS

Can you consider cyber relationships to be TRUE relationships? Can you really consider someone a GF/BF if you have never met a person offline?

You can talk about your own experiences (good or bad) in any of these topics to help enlighten other people.

Hmmm. It can really be true. pero mahirap parin tlga. Nowaday, people use to change their personality sa cyber space... and you cannot trust anyone pagdating dun... iba kc tlga kapag personal. How can you know a person kung di mo pa tlg siya nkikita... And maraming incidence na napapahamak because of that... In my experience... hahahaha... tma... hmmm. ayaw ko nlng ishare. hahahaha

bm_valencia Sat Feb 02, 2008 10:51 am

arlynne.awayan wrote:

ONLINE SAFETY

There have been a lot of cases of abuse and exploitation originating from the internet. List ways on how you can avoid danger

1. DO NOT TRUST ANYONE. Basically, we need to be more vigilant using the world wide web.
2. DO NOT ALLOW YOURSELF TO BE ABUSE. Sometims it's also our choice din nmn.

princess Sat Feb 02, 2008 11:44 am

arlynne.awayan wrote: NETIQUETTE

You still have to mind your manners even online. Send at least three (3) netiquette rules that should be observed when participating in chatrooms, discussion boards, etc.

ONLINE SAFETY

There have been a lot of cases of abuse and exploitation originating from the internet. List ways on how you can avoid danger

ONLINE RELATIONSHIPS

Can you consider cyber relationships to be TRUE relationships? Can you really consider someone a GF/BF if you have never met a person offline?

You can talk about your own experiences (good or bad) in any of these topics to help enlighten other people.

NETIQUETTE

---> sometimes its hard to maintain netiquette in cyber, you will or might encounter people who dont have any sensitivity in his/her self. some time you loose all your good will when you encounter those people. so its better if you stop talking to someone who doesnt seen to be in his/her sanity.

ONLINE SAFETY

---> everyone knows the golden rule: never ever gave your personal information. but some of us still do, maybe they tought that its only in cyber but in reality its very dangerous. but if you want some thrill in your life then go on spill the beans... and when trouble comes, well thats not my problem anymore.

ONLINE RELATIONSHIPS

---> as they say "there's no such thing as private chat" or whatever they call it. so this rule also apply to online relationships. in cyber anyone can lie...i have a friend who can tell a good lie, everyone will believe her. she seems so true to what she says, but in fact its all lies. what more on cyber?!

--->princess ye-sha here saying goodbye till next time.

princess ye-sha--->signing off

always smile

princess Sat Feb 02, 2008 11:49 am

bm_valencia wrote:
arlynne.awayan wrote:

ONLINE SAFETY

There have been a lot of cases of abuse and exploitation originating from the internet. List ways on how you can avoid danger

1. DO NOT TRUST ANYONE. Basically, we need to be more vigilant using the world wide web.
2. DO NOT ALLOW YOURSELF TO BE ABUSE. Sometims it's also our choice din nmn.

yeah have to agree to you.. even the person who tell you they're your friend but in reality they're not..abuse?well its up to you if you let those rascals abuse you. you have your right dude. peace everyone..im just stating my opinion. geek

diwz Sun Feb 03, 2008 9:07 pm

Question NETIQUETTE

You still have to mind your manners even online. Send at least three (3) netiquette rules that should be observed when participating in chatrooms, discussion boards, etc.

1. Don't be rude!
2. Do not entrust everything about you!
3. Just enjoy! nothing personal!

Question ONLINE SAFETY

There have been a lot of cases of abuse and exploitation originating from the internet. List ways on how you can avoid danger affraid

Like i've said do not entrust everything about you to your chatmates, because they are not tellling the truth about their information, i'm not saying that all of them but most of them! but actually it's up to you if you're gonna let yourself be abused, you just have to be smart and know your limitations, don't take it seriously and know your purpose of why using internet, don't experiment because at the end you're gonna be the one to suffer the consequences!

Question ONLINE RELATIONSHIPS

Can you consider cyber relationships to be TRUE relationships? Can you really consider someone a GF/BF if you have never met a person offline?

It actually depends on them, my bestfriend met her recent boyfriend on net, they actually chatmates, then become textmate, after few weeks they decided to meet personally, then became real lovers i guess, the "kilig factor" people get from having cyber relationship is maybe the main reason for them to commit themselves, I'm not a love expert actually, but for me, people should think of the long term effect if they're gonna waste their time, and invest so much on this, maybe use internet on the important things rather than finding people you can love, but i don't have anything against it, if that's your faith it's alright but be reasonable and be responsible!

francisxnarciso Wed Feb 06, 2008 4:19 am

NETIQUETTE

1. There will always be ground rules for every kind of conversation even within the net and respect is definitely number 1 on the list

2. Play by the rules. If the conversation seems to be serious don't even try to kid around. Avoid using offensive and lewd languages unless your chat mates tolerates so

3. If you want to join an ongoing conversation try to make a polite introduction. Chatters will most likely respond to you this way

4. If you need to cut off don't just sign off immediately. People may find this rude. Send your chat mates a "brb"(be right back) or "gtg"(got to go) before going elsewhere

5. If someone said something offending to you might as well ignore it or at least try to respond to it in a nice way

6. If you don't like a certain topic being discussed in a chat room don't send comments like "this is boring" or "thats a gay thing"

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