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Contacts

Do you want to get in touch with Mirko Benedetti, the Italian computer scientist and copywriter specializing in development, web writing and telecommunications technologies? Write to these contacts about technical or philosophical subjects, a job proposal, or anything else you can think of regarding this blog.

For any needs you can contact me at the following email address with a regular email: mirko@mirko-benedetti.it.

Why am I on the web

I provide this contact page for the purpose of getting to know people interested in my professional input, as Computer Scientist and Digital Copywriter, that is, specializing in web writing.

Feel free to write to my contacts

If you think you might fit into the type of people I am looking for, feel free to contact me, otherwise have a specific and honest reason for messaging me. I will try to respond to everyone who contacts me, if I feel the message is irrelevant or offensive, I instead still feel free not to continue the conversation.

Contacts, what to expect from me

If you meet the conditions I have mentioned, you can certainly expect a response from me by email. Should you like my response, and you feel that you would like to continue the conversation we can discuss work but also personal interests, thus solidifying our friendship.

Internet code of ethics, referred to as netiquette

Here is a summary of netiquette, the Internet code of ethics:

Netiquette is the set of rules of behavior for proper online interaction. It derives from the union of the English words “net” (network) and “etiquette” (etiquette). These rules aim to promote respectful and effective communication in cyberspace.

Basic principles include:

  1. Respect: Treat other users with courtesy, avoiding insults or offensive language.
  2. Privacy: Do not share others’ personal information without permission.
  3. Relevance: Keep discussions on topic, avoiding off-topic.
  4. Conciseness: Be brief and clear in posts, respecting others’ time.
  5. Formatting: Use upper and lower case letters correctly; avoid “CAPS LOCK” which is equivalent to shouting online.
  6. Copyright: Respect copyrights by citing sources when sharing content.
  7. Spam: Avoid sending unsolicited advertisements or repetitive content.
  8. Flame: Do not participate in heated or provocative discussions, known as “flame wars.”
  9. Security: Do not intentionally spread malware or viruses.
  10. Lurking: Observe the dynamics of an online community before actively participating.

Following these rules helps to create a more harmonious and productive digital environment.

I also add a rule that applies to both you and me, which is tolerance; mistakes are forgiven, but not insistence. Unless there is a justified reason. Thanks to all of you!