Avoid Cyber Stalking-Netiquette For Rejecting Profiles
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Avoid Cyber Stalking: Netiquette for Rejecting Profiles
Summary:
Online dating can be an exciting way to meet new people, but the anonymity involved can pose risks. The person you’re communicating with might not be who they claim to be. Ending an online interaction or rejecting a profile requires tact to prevent issues like cyber stalking.
Understanding Cyber Stalking:
Cyber stalking involves unwanted contact or threats via email or instant messaging. Stalkers can be persistent, flooding you with inappropriate messages or even sending harmful content disguised as apologies.
Online Dating Tips for Saying "No Thanks":
1. Non-Response is OK:
While it may feel impolite, not replying to an email is a common way to show disinterest. Once you’ve decided not to pursue further contact, simply refrain from responding.
2. Use Block Features:
If someone continues to email after you’ve shown disinterest, use the block feature in your email settings.
3. Be Honest in Chat Rooms:
If a conversation in a chat room isn't going well, politely inform the person that you're not a match. Wish them well, wait for a response, and then kindly sign off.
4. Maintain Politeness Without Ambiguity:
Always be courteous, but avoid saying anything that might suggest you could change your mind. Stalkers often misconstrue friendly gestures as signs of interest.
5. Report Misconduct:
If you experience harassment, report it to the online dating service. Reputable platforms will take action against users who violate their terms.
Remember, there are countless online dating sites available, from free to subscription-based services, so don't be discouraged. By practicing good netiquette, you can navigate the online dating world safely and enjoyably.
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