Wild Wild Web (Ref:Pg 3)? - Page 2

Originally posted by: blue-ice

The internet is the best place to vent out your frustrations if you have good writing skills...you can be a zero in real life...but if you can yak well you will be a hero here...😆..
I love it when people claim that they don't care and then keep harping over the same thing again and again😆...

nice topic Aarya...😛

Khush rahane wale har haal mein khush nazar ayenge. Rone wale har jagah rote nazar ayenge .

Originally posted by: angie.4u

Khush rahane wale har haal mein khush nazar ayenge. Rone wale har jagah rote nazar ayenge .

Satya vachan...

Morals & ethics ought to exist everywhere, but in many places, people like to forget them. Internet is no exception. 😆

Originally posted by: Believe

Without Internet there is no future ...so everybody have to keep the code of conduct and ethics..but I hate sometime my net goes down and when I try to find other Wifi ,..then some people challenging my ethics😕 but I learned one of the best thing about the Internet is how quickly you can offend the maximum amount of people with minimum effort😃

Even the terrorists use the internet; so there is some bad in that too.😆

Originally posted by: *Woh Ajnabee*

My motto stands as if you wouldn't do it in real life, don't do it in virtual life. Following that helps me because I do realize that it is pretty easy to lose yourself online and to allow yourself to believe that what happens here doesn't matter. At the end of the day, it does matter. You may think that logging off/editing/self-banning yourself will make your actions go away, but this is still real life. What you do and how you behave all stays with you. Yeah, no one else may come and ask you why you said what you said, but do whatever it takes to keep your conscience clean.

that's also a pretty bad idea. By doing that, you are treating your virtual life on par with your real life, which causes you to take it too seriously. There's no need to turn into mr. hyde, but there's no need to stay Dr. Jekyll either on the net. For example, I make the rudest comments on youutube or IF, which I wouldn't dream of saying in real life, apart from a few friends that is. Virtual life is a relaxed version of reality, where you can sweep a few dust pieces under the mat. A few.

Originally posted by: osama-bin-joe

that's also a pretty bad idea. By doing that, you are treating your virtual life on par with your real life, which causes you to take it too seriously. There's no need to turn into mr. hyde, but there's no need to stay Dr. Jekyll either on the net. For example, I make the rudest comments on youutube or IF, which I wouldn't dream of saying in real life, apart from a few friends that is. Virtual life is a relaxed version of reality, where you can sweep a few dust pieces under the mat. A few.

Live the vacarious life of a terrorist or Osama too😆

Originally posted by: kuls11

Morals and ethics actually depend upon personal choice if they are to be followed or ignored in real or virtual world in one or both. Its individual choice,if they chose to follow it or not.
I don't think freedom of expression is valued anywhere in real world. Its one rule which is written in law but followed rarely. Freedom of expression of sometime curbed sometime misused in virtual world through cyber bullying.

Originally posted by: -pixie-

I couldnt 'have said it better myself!

No you can; I know you are better with words than me..😆