Working more and more online in a distributed company, we have to share some wellbeing rules of how we use online tools that don't seem intuitive to everyone. And I've never seen a written list of a lot of this culture shared by a lot of people I can meet online.

Since DEV is an awesome community, what about trying to build it!

Here are some rules that seem intuitive to me and that I try to follow (do you agree?) :

• Make sentences
• IF YOU WRITE WITH CAPITAL LETTERS YOU ARE SHOUTING
• No custom funny font, No custom funny color, No custom funny background
• Mention people only if they absolutely need to react (@here or Reply to All are the evil)
• Put a profile picture and a bio
• When you post on a chat (Slack), if you have an answer some seconds after your post, you are in a discussion so at least say "Sorry, I can't stay" if you were just posting something and leaving.
• When you leave a discussion on a chat, say it, don't disappear while everyone is waiting for your answer
• Embrace asynchronicity : When you post a blog post or message in a forum, don't DM or call everyone to ask if they've already read it, just wait.
• Don't edit a post without notifying people
• Links are fantatic, share a link instead of a description of how to find the information on a website

Do you agree with these? What are the online behaviors you follow and expect?