This scientific article examines the concept of netiquette and its significance in the development of media literacy. As the digital landscape continues to expand, individuals are increasingly engaging with online platforms for communication, collaboration, and information consumption. Netiquette, a set of rules and practices governing online behavior, plays a vital role in fostering responsible and effective communication in digital spaces. This article explores the key principles and guidelines of netiquette, highlighting their relevance in promoting media literacy. By understanding and adhering to netiquette, individuals can enhance their ability to critically evaluate online content, engage in respectful and meaningful discussions, and navigate the complex digital media landscape with confidence.

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