If you’re looking for information on Iowa Hawkeye Football or Iowa Hawkeye Basketball, Hawkeye Report has the information from recruiting news, injury reports to recent scores. All of that is helpful information to an Iowa Hawkeye Fan but before you click to log in the Hawkeye Report Message Boards, you should brush up on your spelling, grammar and forget your netiquette.
Before you login to the Hawkeye Report Message Boards, add a good spell check program to your computer. While typos are fairly common in day to day life, they are a ticket to be taunted and teased on the Hawkeye Report Message Boards. In no way do I advocate typos, however, I know that they happen from time to time. I do not think a typo needs to be pointed out and teased about.
Before you login to Hawkeye Report Message Boards, add a good grammar check program to your computer. Regulars on the Hawkeye Report Message boards frequently taunt and tease people who don’t properly make a sentence. With multiple languages spoken each day in America and around the world, not everyone has perfect English skills. Again I do not advocate not using proper English, however there are people of different education levels, speaking backgrounds, ages, among other things. Not everyone is an English Professor but some people on the Hawkeye Report Message Boards think everyone should speak proper English at all times. Remember we are talking about message boards here. Should we be concerned about someone that has enough time to sit there and correct everyone who posts?
Before you log in to Hawkeye Report Message Boards, forget your netiquette and know what a cyber bully is. According to the Your Dictionary website, “a cyber bully is a person or persons who use the internet to harass or intimidate someone else.” There are numerous examples of cyber bullying on Hawkeye Report Message Boards. People are picked on or made fun of for asking questions that someone else finds dumb. People are picked on or made fun of for spelling errors and grammar mistakes.
Before you login to Hakeye Report Message Boards, keep in mind many member claim to be die hard Iowa Hawkeye fans. However, while the Iowa Hawkeyes are putting their best effort forward on game day. The Hawkeye Report Message Boards are rolling with every mistake their team is making. You’d think those same people would be in the stands cheering on and supporting their team.
Hawkeye Report is a great website to find news and scores for the Iowa Hawkeyes, just be careful logging in the Hawkeye Report Message Boards.
Message boards across the internet are full of people talking about anything from sports to parenting. While most people are able to handle themselves properly and act like adults, cyber bullies can take the fun out of visiting message boards. I have been and am a part of multiple online communities. In the many years I’ve been online, I have never seen cyber bullying to level I have witnessed cyber bullying on Hawkeye Report Message boards. It’s great to be passionate about a topic, however there is a point of taking things way to far.
Before you log into the Hawkeye Report Message Boards or any message boards, take some time and look over the website as well as watch their message boards. Decide if that’s a community you want to support and be a part of. Take some time to learn their terms of service and who to contact for help.
Once you’ve decided to log into an online community, pick an appropriate user name. Remember these names live on in “cyber space” long after you’ve logged off or left a community. Pick a user name that you wouldn’t be embarrassed of a future boss or family member finding. Then begin slowly with the community. Get a feel for how the people respond and accept you. If you don’t like the way an online community feels, move on to another website. Life is to short to spend time online being taunted and teased by cyber bullies.
Use caution when enjoying any website. If you encounter a cyber bully or cyber bullies don’t respond to them. This just feeds the feeling they get by picking on people. Don’t give them that satisfaction. You can log off the online community for a while, as well as block and mute them, if those options are available to you. Remember to report cyber bullies to the website administrator, some websites care how their guests are treated. If an online community don’t care how their guests are treated or that you’re being cyber bullied, then leave that online community. No one deserves to be cyber bullied.
Enjoy those online communities. Don’t be a victim of cyber bullying.
