Nobody owns the Internet, and nobody is in charge of it.
The rules are based on not wasting valuable bandwidth or people's time, as well as displaying good manners and a consideration of people's feelings. To save time and space and to convey the tone in which a message should be received, people began to communicate in acronyms, abbreviations and little symbols called emoticons. Emoticons are sometimes referred to as smilies. They are used to soften the tone of a blunt statement and convey the satirical or humorous note intended. Some of the most commonly used are the smile, the wink, a sad face or the frown.