Before posting or emailing a question, please use the available local resources, such as the OpenVMS manuals, the HELP, and the resources and information in and referenced by this FAQ. See Section 1.1, for instance. Please (try to) use these first. When posting, please consider the etiquette/netiquette suggestions that are available in RFC 1855, a document available at various sites including: http://www.ietf.org/rfc/rfc1855.txt . Rather, please report these problems directly to HP.

etiquette is an adhesive label attached to a cover, usually to give some instruction to mail clerks for the handling of the cover. The most common etiquettes, still in use, are air mail etiquettes. They are not really necessary, since nearly all letters are carried automatically by air. The French words "Par Avion," often found on etiquettes, mean "By Air".

Relaxed: Salsa is very social. Most people go to a salsa dance club for three reasons: 1) To learn and dance salsa. 2) To have fun. 3) They like the people there (students and instructors). The relative importance varies depending on the person. For me it was always number 1, and as I got more confident the other 2 became more important. At any salsa club it is completely okay, and expected, for the women to ask the men to dance, and is not considered in anyway forward or inappropriate.

Use the Golden Rule when you find a Travel Bug. Most owners would rather see their travel bugs do a lot of travelling, so try not to hold on to a travel bug for too long. If you plan on holding onto the bug for more than 2 weeks, make sure to send a courtesy email to the owner letting them know.

Please see the Tape Trading FAQ here, but rule #1 is worth repeating here: under NO circumstances should a live Blues Traveler recording ever be sold or traded for anything other than the equivalent amount of blank or recorded media. 8. The H.O.R.D.E Festival

First, please write a specific subject line (not just “help!”) - and state your name and class in your message. Second, keep your questions brief and focused. I receive several dozen emails a day and do not have time to parse lengthy missives. Third, unless you are starting a new topic thread, always reply to my most recent email to you - including the text of our previous messages. Doing so helps me understand the context of your current message.

Please take time right before our meeting to shower, shave and brush your teeth. A little deoderant and very light cologne go a long way. If you arrive early to my location, please wait until your appointed time before calling me to let me know you are there. After our initial greeting please have available for me your donation in a plain unsealed envelope and a valid photo ID. Please have them available for me to see in plain sight, and do not make me have to ask for them.

Anybody breaking these rules will be banned for one hour from the chatrooms. This means their 'voice' is removed by the moderator. This period of time can increase if the person re-offends or it can be a permanent ban. If you feel harassed it's best to leave the room immediately to avoid more distress. You can click on the 'Alert' button at the top of the chatroom window to make a formal complaint.

Please be considerate of the class in session as you enter and leave the building, being as quiet as possible while waiting for your class to begin. Please note that classes end 5 minutes before the hour. Clear the floor then so that the next class may begin on time. Please give your full attention to the instructor when he/she is speaking and whenever you hear the music end. Please pick up after yourself after Friday night dances or anytime you bring food or drink into the building.

Ceroc etiquette is simply the application of common sense suggestions applied to the dance nights to make sure that everyone can enjoy themselves without getting hurt or ignored. Some of the suggestions we like our dancers to follow are: If you are asked to dance accept: unless you really have run out of energy or need a rest.

The fundamental is that the forum is run as a service to the professionals of the sugar industry and the technologists in particular. Blatant advertising is NOT allowed although there are courteous ways of indicating your product. The Moderator will not accept postings which break this rule.

Generally the player with the lowest handicap hits off first but if there are no handicap golfers in the group toss a coin for the honour of starting play. Don’t move, talk, stand too close or directly behind the ball or the hole when a player is addressing the ball or making a stroke. Make sure that your shadow doesn’t distract other players, particularly on the putting green.

It may seem intimidating to enter a new place with a different kind of etiquette. We follow a few simple guidelines out of respect for the dojo, or place of learning. If you cannot remember all the rules, try to follow a senior student’s lead, and just remember the basic idea of reverent open-mindedness. If you don’t have a judo or jujitsu uniform (or Gi), that’s fine - just come dressed in t-shirt & jogging bottoms or shorts. Bring a water bottle to stay hydrated.

Courtesy is very important in the philosophy of karate. For this reason, there is a dojo etiquette of common behaviors which express our courtesy for the Sensei and for our fellow karateka. Some of these are: If you are late to class, please wait at the dojo's entrance until you receive the instructor's acknowledgment, at which time you should bow to the instructor and join the class unobtrusively.

My well-being is my utmost priority so please do not ask, expect or try anything that can be deemed unsafe or unhealthy. Please do not come to me while under the influence of alcohol or illegal substances and don't try to take anything illegal during our time together.

Any modern jive venue has the same dance etiquette. Dancers will try not to refuse the request of a dance, unless they have a genuine reason. Ladies have as much right to ask gents to dance as gents do ladies. If you are asked to dance by someone you have not met before, they may ask how long you have been dancing, this is usually to allow them to ascertain what moves you are going to be comfortable with.

While I agree that having an entry for "best pizza" is probably not a good idea. I think a listing of generally accepted quality pizza places (Grimaldi's, John's, Lombardi's, etc etc etc) along with directions would be useful. I was just thinking a FAQ would be a good idea when it seemed every other question on the first page was an <Airport> to <Location> question. lovely2--restaurants is NYS serve water without request.

Just like a code of ethics and manners you are expected to exhibit at a dinner table, the same can be true for roleplaying. We expect people to follow etiquette to the best of their ability. Remember this is a roleplay community, we all want to have the best experience possible.

There are many unwritten rules to RPing in the World Cup, so we'll attempt to write them here for you: Keep to the score that the Host has generated. Don't go changing that under any circumstances (unless you make sure it is seen that your scoreline is untrue, Totally Useless Liars were good in pretending they thrashed the opponent when in reality they went down) unless the host changes/corrects the scoreline. When your opponent has RP'd your match already, stick to what they have written.

Overseas Briefing Center: Protocol for the Modern Diplomat http://www.state.gov/documents/organization/15742.pdf Foreign Affairs Manual: 2 FAM 300, Protocol, Precedence, and Formalities http://foia.state.gov/Regs/Search.asp

Yes, but only broadly, although The Club Secretary may have something to say about specific words which you have used. The main points of etiquette which you should observe are set out below: Bear in mind that you are communicating using the written word. You therefore cannot disarm a remark with intonation, body language or a winning smile. So think before you finally prod the post button; Be civil.

Request an industry specific on hold sample. References and examples of other on hold success stories from your industry!

Do not send commands (like unsubscribe to the list. Send them to majordomo@gatekeeper.megasoft.com. If you need help and need to deal with a human (or at least a program closer to passing the Turing Test than majordomo!) , you can mail the list owner at owner-deschall@gatekeeper.megasoft.com Quote as little text as possible. Some have fallen into the habit of quoting the entire message that they're responding to, sometimes at the bottom of their own message. Please don't do this. It's annoying.

To add a personal touch many people use smileys (also called emoticons), which are used to note many types of expressions. It is recommended for personal emails rather than for business. Some of the more common ones are :-) Happy :- ( Sad :-o Surprised It's helpful to those receiving your email to summarize the content of your message in the subject line.

It's good practice to "sign" your message including such information as your name, the organization you represent, the web address of your organization's web site, and your email address. Etiquette for soc.org.nonprofit and NONPROFIT. (1998, July 30) Seattle, WA: The Internet Nonprofit Center. Retrieved April 25, 2001, from the World Wide Web: http://netforbeginners.about.com/internet/netforbeginners/gi/dynamic/offsite.htm?site=http%3A%2F%2Flearnthenet.com%2Fenglish%2Fhtml%2F09netiqt.

Explain http://www.perltk.org/articles/dnd/dnd.html, http://www.perl.com/pub/a/2001/12/11/perltk.html, various newsgroup threads, and Issue 6 of Perl Monthly.]

A hybrid system is a combination photovoltaic and solar thermal system. Typically water is circulated behind the solar cells to collect heat and to cool the cells. Often such hybrid systems use concentrators.