Define the rules of Internet etiquette (Netiquette) for being a good citizen of the Net. |
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Configure an e-mail client and use it to send, receive, answer, forward, and file e-mail; filter out unwanted mail; and detect fake mail IDs. |
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Subscribe to, participate in, and set up your own listserv mailing lists. |
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Configure a newsgroup reader, participate in USENET newsgroups, and create your own Web-based discussion forum. |
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Set up a blog to keep an online diary or weblog of events. |
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Configure an RSS reader to feed you news about new content posted at Web sites of interest. |
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Enter an IRC chat room where you can participate in meaningful, real-time conversations. |
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Configure an instant messaging client to IM your buddies on the Internet. |
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Configure your computer for videoconferencing and participate in conversations that let you see and hear your conversants. |
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Use the telnet protocol to connect to remote host computers on the Internet. |
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Use text-based FTP commands to upload and download files on legacy systems that do not have graphical FTP clients. |