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Date Posted: 10:25:36 03/29/04 Mon
Author: Stephanie Chapman
Subject: Re: General Netiquette
In reply to: John Murray 's message, "Re: General Netiquette" on 17:10:39 03/27/04 Sat

I totally agree. I remember talking about this in class and I know that overuse of emoticons unless used for sarcasm or sparaticaly can go overboard. I think that definitly applies and can take away from the genuiness of that particular message that the person is trying to get across. Avoiding overuse of emoticons is definitly a part of netiquette that trancends3 4- forms of communications that we have talked about in class but over use as John has stated is just annoying.

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