No spamming: Write a message to the group only if the content makes sense and advances the discussion. This prevents too many messages from accumulating, which in case of doubt cannot all be reworked.<br><br>No insults: This point can already be justified by pure common sense. As in real life, you should not insult others or speak about other blasphemers. There should be no insults or blasphemy in a chat either.<br><br>No bullying: In a chat group, there should be no bullying in addition to insults. This means that anyone in the group can comment on a topic etc. without other group members responding by occasionally excluding or bullying members.<br><br>Keep a low profile: This is especially true for chat groups where not all participants know each other. In such cases you should rather behave inconspicuously, because the more information you give of yourself, the more attractive you make yourself for e.g. bullying.<br><br>Express yourself sensibly: A good expression includes, for example, a message without mistakes. Messages that contain spelling mistakes can easily annoy other group members. Besides the correct spelling, you should also make sure that the expressions are understood by everyone. Try to avoid ambiguities or “insiders” (messages that only a small part of the group understands), as this only leads to unnecessary discussions.<br><br>No chain letters: This point is a supplement to the first point. Chain letters or repetitions of content should be avoided. This will only result in more messages that are of no use in terms of content, so chain letters, for example, should only be sent privately and not in a group.<br><br>Observe the right to one’s own picture: Do not send pictures without the consent of the persons to be seen on them. If you disregard this rule, you violate the right to your own picture. You should never violate this right, not even outside of a group chat, but especially in a group chat such images are distributed very quickly.