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| <p class="note">'''Note:''' This page is for writing down our previously unwritten agreed Moodle.org forums code of conduct / rules of engagement. This page is STILL UNDER CONSTRUCTION.</p>
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| ==General Principles==
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| Deborah Johnson pointed out that the only hope for behaviour online is when participants internalise norms of behaviour, but she did give 3 rules that can help guide participants' behaviour and hence the development of norms.
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| "On-line ethics would seem to call for the following three general rules.
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| 1. Know the rules of the forums in which you communicate and follow them.
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| 2. Respect the privacy and property rights of others. When in doubt assume the user wants privacy and ownership.
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| 3. Respect the individuals with whom you communicate and those who are affected by your communication; that is, do not deceive, defame, or harass."
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| http://webpages.cs.luc.edu/~laufer/ethics96/papers/johnson.html
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| ==Advertising==
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| *It is not allowed to put all-out advertisements (Moodle or otherwise) in Moodle.org content, such as forum posts. The only exceptions are the Partner blocks and the books etc. on the front page.
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| *There is no restriction on anyone mentioning their services in the forums if it's a natural part of discussion.
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| ==See also==
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| * MDLSITE-392 - Create an agreed Moodle.org forums code of conduct
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| [[Category:Moodle.org improvements]] | |
