Such additional local site standards are preferable to censorship or restricted access to the Internet. This is one way of protecting the usefulness and accessibility of the network. Student responsibility and parental awareness and involvement are desirable ways to maintain community, family, and individual standards. Another issue in protecting the Internet is excessive unintended use. Whether a site is commercial or RE, it has an intended use.
Unintended use can include game playing and the abuse of Internet resources.
Your system operator may monitor your account for unintended use. User Responsibilities and Etiquette Mutual respect and cooperative attitudes will ensure everyone has equal privileges, privacy, and protection from interference or harassment. The precepts stated above foster the following Internet user responsibilities and usage guidelines for a high school computational science class. Use accounts only for the instructional, research, and administrative purposes specified. Keep your password secret and change it regularly.