Internet Etiquette?

[Inky]

Almost everyone has an affiliation condition that says 'the webmaster is nice/kind' or 'the webmaster can't be a jerk/grouch/synonym for mean'. But what exactly does this mean? What constitutes as 'kind'? Are there certain rules to follow when posting updates, answering comments in a chatbox, or leaving a message in the chatbox?
What do you guys expect of a good affiliate or just a kind person in general?

[Aqua]

I expect my affiliates to be friends, like on here and stuff.

[cheerybunny]

Basically I'd check their updates, cbox comments and content out. If there's anything arrogant, hateful or prejudiced in there, it'll be a no to affiliation.
I'd just want somebody to be open and friendly to both their affiliates and regular visitors, and the entire site to have a welcoming feel. If it feels like it's going to be filled with drama or angry content or whatnot, I'm not going to want to give it a second visit, let alone affiliate with it.
<3

[musicalbox]

Dec 12, 2011 12:41:29 GMT -5 cheerybunny said:

Basically I'd check their updates, cbox comments and content out. If there's anything arrogant, hateful or prejudiced in there, it'll be a no to affiliation.
I'd just want somebody to be open and friendly to both their affiliates and regular visitors, and the entire site to have a welcoming feel. If it feels like it's going to be filled with drama or angry content or whatnot, I'm not going to want to give it a second visit, let alone affiliate with it.
<3

This, basically xD

[Hannah]

Just a tolerable person tbh

[Sarah Mclean]

Someone who is nice and respectful to me and others, their site is covered in their personality, and they'll want to be my friend and talk to me and stuff.

[(´･ω･`)]

Someone who will be my friend, who is generally respectful, and who accepts the fact that the world does not revolve around them; people have different fucking opinions and if one can't deal with it, they don't belong on the Internet.