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The Internaut's Code

So every gentleman and lady has a code. A set of rules to live by. The Commandments of an Internaut. 


La Code

1. When in another's website, show him/her respect.
2. Never plagiarize. Always give credit. Always. 
3. Know the major internet rules. For example, Rule 34. 
4. Rickroll as many people as possible.
5. Respect the Coffee and Tea clans.
6. Everything is sexual on Urban Dictionary.
7. Reddit is a magical place. 
8. Underlining is tacky. 
9. All girls on the internet are guys. 
10. Do not disclose your information unless absolutely necessary. 

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