Blogging through Wikipedia (2018)

2012047886 Dong-Joon, Yoo 1. Summary Wikipedia is free content that anyone may edit. Respect your fellow Wikipedians even when you may not agree with them. Be civil. Avoid conflicts of interest, personal attacks, and sweeping generalizations. Find consensus, avoid edit wars, follow the three-revert rule, and remember that there are 3,002,347 articles on the English Wikipedia to work on and discuss. Act in good faith, never disrupt Wikipedia to illustrate a point, and assume good faith on the part of others. Be open and welcoming. These are the rules Wikipedia encourages.   2. Interestin Points I think being a citizen online is like being a citizen in the real world. Now I live as a citizen and a member of society in Korea. There were many problems with ‘anonymity’ in the early days of the Internet, though today. If it is possible to communicate directly with face to face when offline, it is possible to hide its face as it goes through online. Of course, some people k...

1. Summary Citizens on the Internet are important because I think the Internet is just another place to enjoy the rights and think of it as an extension of the real world. I think we should look at the meaning of citizen before we can understand citizen's role on internet. Citizen's dictionary meaning is a citizen of the city and country, who has rights and duties as the subject of power generation, and who voluntarily and personally participates in public policy decisions. I think this world has developed because citizens have been trying to pursue their rights. I think the Internet is the same. Various rights exist on the Internet and citizens can pursue their rights. The Internet also can develop because it pursues its rights. I believe that the right of citizens on the Internet to access them is quite consistent with the three basic elements of Web 2.0. The basic three elements are open, participation, and sharing . I think that the role of citizens in the Internet...

    Wikipedia has five basic principles users should follow. The rules contain certain guidelines for users to write and edit articles on Wikipedia, and do not specify provisions such as sanctions or penalties for those who violate the rules. Of course, Wikipedia mentions about attitudes and behaviors that should be avoided, and when it is not followed several times, users are constrained to certain behaviors. For example, a person breaking a rule may be restricted from writing a post. But such sanctions are different from coercive punishment. Weak sanctions, not strong penalties, contribute to making users control their behavior.     The reason why free culture is important can be found through an interesting research. At care center, some parents often did not take the child late until the nursery school closed. The nursery school introduced a nursery fines system and said that after a certain period of time, it would pay a fine if it did not come t...

Nowadays, the Internet of this age is enormously developed and covers the whole world, forming a society different from offline. We use the Internet to communicate and interact with others in communities where we have interests, information, and so on.   There are many rules and courtesy on the Internet as many people gather. We need to protect these norms and netiquette with civic consciousness. It can be said that the correct Internet culture has been established when these are kept.   The Internet is characterized by anonymity. Anonymity allow people to make comments without being noticed. However, there is also the problem of anonymity. A small number of Internet users are hiding behind this anonymity and putting up a bad word or doing something wrong. It also makes it easy for other users to avoid hurting words. This is a clear problem and can be said to be a disadvantage of the Internet. We need to have citizenship on the Internet and have a sense of respons...

How important is it to be civil online on the Internet?  In today's world called the era of globalization and information, civility on the Internet is very important. In the past, our surroundings were made up of relationships between people who shared time and space. As a result, we often had similar cultures, values, and economic situations, and understood each other well. Today, however, the advent of a space-free online has served as a forum for global communication. We use Facebook, Instagram, Twitter, Tumblr to send and receive many different information, Wikipedia, and YouTube to communicate with each other. Civility can act as a medium for understanding the differences between different countries and cultures correctly.  Why is it important to properly accommodate differences in different countries and cultures? With the advent of the global age, the Earth has become a single livelihood. The barriers to space have collapsed, making it a neckworked s...

W6. How important is it to be civil online on the Internet? - Jung Seung KIM Summary. As the internet has become more and more developed these day, Communication has developed not only in society but also on the Internet. Such as the Democratic society, Users must be act as the subjects on the Internet. Even in Wikipedia, All the documents which written to there are edited by the users there.  If not their activites on the Internet, It is not a society but a dead society.  So, There must be activites over there. Interesting Point. Interestingly, Who is the first activity on a wiki site like Wikipedia. There is a user who makes it. (The site like Wikipedia. In Korea, NAMU wiki , DC wiki. ) but who has discovered that site,  and Who is working there. Did the creator promote the site? OR did users discover that site by chance? I think this is very interesting point. Discussion. People always communicate on the internet. But as always, T...

  I think we should consider citizens online first. I believe that citizenship is fundamentally based on rights and responsibilities. Online citizens are no different. Anonymity is representative of rights in online. Behind the right to be anonymous, people have to think about whether they will take responsibility as online. We've already seen a variety of problems, including online slander, insults, and the spread of false facts. I think it's a lot of trouble to get online rights without understanding and understanding your sense of responsibility.   It is also our online right to be able to express our thoughts whenever and wherever the limits of time and space disappear. Freedom of communication and the projection of offline citizenship enable a variety of public opinions. But we are in a state of chaos due to indiscreet expression. We must always keep that in mind and try to be an online citizen. If we are to be online, always thinking about our responsibilities in offlin...