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All I need to know about Social Media I learned in kindergarten

February 25th, 2009 Posted in Social Computing
  • Share everything – Share your twitter updates, your bookmarks, your netvibes, your flickr, share, share, and share more.
  • Play fair – Follow anyone who follows you, return the retweet, and comment honestly on other peoples work.
  • Don’t hit people – Disagree with the idea not the person*.  Comments should be civil not incendiary.
  • Put things back where you found them – Attribute your sources.
  • Clean up your own mess - If you make a mistake in a post or comment, fix it.  Update the post, annotate the post as updated, and give a brief reason.
  • Don’t take things that aren’t yours – Use and honor the Creative Commons license.
  • Say you’re sorry when you hurt somebody – Need I say more.
  • When you go out into the world, Watch out for traffic – Stop, Look, Listen, and then walk don’t run.  Good guidance for anyone entering social media.
  • Hold hands and stick together – It’s the community, stupid.
  • Be aware of wonder – See different, think different, be different.*

*This post contains some phrases from Chris Heuer’s presentation - Making the Case: Selling Social Media Into and Within the Enterprise

One Response to “All I need to know about Social Media I learned in kindergarten”

  1. Jen Says:

    “Hold hands and stick together – It’s the community, “stupid.

    I’m going to say this is one of those instances when scarcasm gets lost in the printed word…


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