Nine Elements
http://www.digitalcitizenship.net/Nine_Elements.html

The nine elements of digital citizenship

web2.0 culture; digital etiquette

Mike Ribble blog post on Digital Citizenship: Using Technology Appropriately

always looking for ways to improve my email etiquette.

for BI

Recently, I started using an old family friend as a travel agent. Before then, we’d never had occasion to email one another. From the start, I was shocked to find that she regularly wrote her emails exclusively in all uppercase letters. I politely mentioned that using all caps in an email is the equivalent of screaming in voice conversations and she said she appreciated the tip. Still, I couldn’t help wondering how a professional could get by today without mastering one of the most basic tenets of email manners.

Nothing that I didn't know, but some people I know should read this - just few people ;)

I can think of someone for each of these..

Hurricane Bill leads to tropical storm warning for Bermuda

on e-mail netiquette and much more

From email to social networking to classroom blogs, today's students are online, both in and out of school -- a lot. Edutopia

explication of social dynamics/etiquette, good links

establish a following policy

Unless you are a Twitter user who immediately follows everyone who follows you, we have all experienced losing Followers because, for whatever reason, we did not follow them in return. To be sure, deciding when to follow or not follow is not only a personal decision, but one which is driving a growing debate in the Blogosphere. How this debate plays out may have a profound impact on how people use Twitter and how the service will grow in the future.