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peribadi Zqah dan Keluarga. Tiada sebarang kaitan dengan yang hidup
mahupun yang sudah tiada. Sekiranya ada, kemungkinan ianya hanyalah
kebetulah sahaja.
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Pemilik tidak akan bertanggungjawab terhadap sebarang kerosakkan atau kehilangan yang dialami disebabkan oleh penggunaan maklumat di dalam laman ini. Jika anda memerlukan perkhidmatan nasihat yang khusus (contohnya, perubatan, perundangan dan sebagainya yang berisiko) sila dapatkan pakar bertauliah dan berpengetahuan di dalam bidang berkenaan.
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Image : Selain dari yang dinyatakan sumbernya, kebanyakkan image di blog ini adalah milik peribadi.
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Personal relationships and privacy
Do not assume that you know everything
there is to know about a writer simply because you read their weblog on a
regular basis. Any judgements you make will be based on the information
they have provided you about themselves, which is probably vague,
incomplete or embellished. Whatever opinion you form on them as people,
or their life as a whole, is probably best kept to yourself. Remember,
you are the reader. An obvious exception to this would be if someone were asking for advice or opinions.
Never contact the writer for more
details on events or personal information than what they have already
provided on the site. Chances are if the information you seek isn’t
readily available, they have found it too personal or innapropriate to
share. If you are close to the person they will eventually tell you
privately, so intrusive questions are not necessary, just leave it
alone. If you are meant to know, you will.
If you have a real life relationship
with the writer, remember that communication is very important. View
weblogs as online journals, no less sacred than a diary hidden between
the mattresses. First of all let them know that you read their site, especially if they did not tell you personally.
If they do not want you reading it, or
suddenly stop posting entries, ask them why and if necessary, stop going
to the site. It is important that as a friend, relative, co-worker or
whatever you may be to the writer, that your presence at their weblog
not impede their ability to express themselves. Remember this is their outlet.
They may not want you to read certain things they might write about you
or others you care about, in order to spare your feelings, avoid drama
or maintain their privacy. You should respect this and immediately stop
going to the site, and never relay any information you gather at their
site to others who might use it against them.
If someone writes about you
and you don’t appreciate it, approach them about it. Try to remain calm
and polite. Explain that you are entitled to your privacy as well.
There are many compromises that can be reached from using vague
nicknames to protect your anonymity, or not mentioning you at all. If
you are upset because they are writing negative things about you, be
reasonable, try to see if there is a way to resolve the issues and mend
your relationship with the writer. If that doesn’t seem to be possible,
stop going to the website. They will eventually get bored and move on.
Ex-friends, lovers and estranged family members who have been cut out of the writer’s life
should refrain from reading their journal. If the relationship has
ended, there is no reason you should get daily updates on the person’s
life. If you simply can’t help yourself, do it quietly, and never repeat
what you read or use it to hurt the writer.
Feedback and initiating contact
If they have a guestbook, sign it.
Compliments will always be graciously accepted and appreciated.
Criticisms and reproaches are fine if you have a problem with something,
but try to remain constructive
and not be an asshole. No one is forcing you to give out your opinions,
so if you don’t have anything remotely positive to say, it may be best
to keep quiet.
When contacting a person for the first time, have a clue.
If they have a detailed biography and personal information that
describes their life from the day they were born, chances are they won’t
appreciate you wasting their time asking them how old they are or where
they live. Writers put a lot of thought and time into their sites, so
take the time to read the information they provide you with before you
ask for more.
Never assume a writer owes you any response.
They may receive from a few to hundreds of messages per day. Some will
gladly write back immediately, others will never reply. Try not to take
it personally, because chances are it has more to do with their schedule
than anything else. If you get upset and nasty about feeling rejected,
you will probably ruin any chances you had of befriending the person.
Don’t delude yourself into thinking that
you will be as important to the writer as he/she is to you. Remember,
you are peering in on their life, sharing their thoughts, and though
they may become quite special to you, you remain a mystery to them. If
they are cold or unreceptive to your advances, keep in mind that you are
a stranger to them at this point, and they may or may not want to keep
it that way. It’s entirely their choice.
Don’t be a psycho stalker.
You shouldn’t contact people with messenger services unless they list their handles on their website. If you got it from someone else, forget you ever had it, they probably meant to keep it somewhat private.
A writer has the right to stop writing
at any time for any reason they see fit, and at no point must they
justify or explain these reasons to you or any of their readers. It’s their weblog, they can do with it as they please.
Offensive language and materials
The internet is a place that encourages
free and creative expression, and as in any environment where people are
given this freedom, conflict may arise. If an author uses language or
materials that offend you, leave. Contacting the person or their isp,
demanding they remove the content or change their ways is absurd because
you are viewing their content of your own free will by visiting their
site. Simply stop going there and you won’t have to see whatever it is
you don’t like about the site. An obvious exception to this would be if
someone were providing illegal materials, in which case it would be
appropriate to complain to their isp or contact wuthorities.
Copyright and courtesy
Never ask someone to make you a layout,
to help with your site or show you how to do a certain script or
graphic effect that they have on their site, unless they specifically
offer their help. There are plenty of tutorials available to help you, just use a search engine to find what you need.
Never use anything off a person’s site,
be it writing, images or html code, unless they say otherwise. People
are very attached to their work and don’t usually respond well when
others help themselves to it. Copyright is protected by law
and in effect the minute something is created, whether the author has a
© notice or not. There are online tools where you can learn about
copyright laws like What is Copyright?and Redistribution In Graphics Has To Stop.
Under no circumstances should you ever
direct link anything, this includes link buttons and any other graphics
the writer may offer. Direct linking is when you type something like
to display the
yahoo link button, instead of actually saving it and uploading it on to
your server. It is essentially bandwidth theft,
because it uses data transfer, and the owner of the server has to pay
for it. Always save the image and upload it to your own server unless
the author specifically states you can do otherwise.
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