signatures

Adding a signature to an email looks professional. People know how to reach you outside the internet. They know your name and where you live, what can also be problematic, in case that the email is read by people you don’t want to know such personal things. Your email can be abused for spamming, your postal address tells a lot about you. But sometimes, a signature is necessary. You have to evaluate for every email if you add a signature, but the danger of spam mails is always there.

Who we are

We are students from Austria (BG Babenbergerring in Wiener Neustadt), Latvia (Vircava High school / Jelgava) and some guys from Verona (Scuola Media ‘Don Milani’- Istituto comprensivo 14, Verona/Italia) running a Blog to discuss problems concerning the internet.
If you want to write us don't hesitate to use our email address: Mister Netiquette (E-mail: mister.netiquette AT gmx DOT net).
Here we are in our standard working situation:

If you are interested to participate at our blog then write us, send us your text (we will post it) or feel free to leave a comment.

Responsible for this BLOG: Mr. Netiquette, BG Babenbergerring, Wiener Neustadt (Austria)

What about content?

Internet content is totally uncensored. Because of this, children surfing the Web can be exposed to sexual, malicious, racist and violent content in e-mail messages, chats and forums.
You may find political content that's incorrect (e.g. published by totalitary states) - but even the Senat of the United States does it - they publish "sugarcoated" content.
And what about Wikipedia? Are you shure that every information found there is correct?
Don't believe what you read. Preserve a critical sense for information - or do you believe everything you read in daily newspaper?

Here you have an interesting example: faked diaries of an artist.