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to shut out hidden advertising.
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classifieds section of the
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Furthermore, here is a selection of important universal rules for good conduct on the web:
write short and concisely.
pay attention to spelling; periods and commas should be taken for granted;
capitalization (esp. in German) makes text more legible.
Paragraphs loosen up the text if inserted everys couple of lines.
Please write in capitals only if you especially want to stress a point - for example
in captions. *Asterisks* before and after a word also highlight it.
Capitals outside of captions are universally interpreted as SHOUTING.
Please specifiy the source if using quotations and references.
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An email is easily forwarded.
It is regarded as extremely impolite to post personal email in forums, mailing lists
or news groups without the sender's consent.
Abbreviations may be used, however messages containing too many abbreviations become illegible.
Please observe netiquette!