Master the Delicate Art of Social Media Etiquette

Comedian Nick Kroll (FX’s The League) is one of these newfangled types who like to connect socially via media. But rolling high-tech isn’t without it’s perils. Here’s Nick’s guide to avoiding public embarrassment on the ‘net.

Master the Delicate Art of Social Media Etiquette by Nick Kroll

Spoiler alert! We all spend a lot of time online. (Is that how spoiler alerts work?) It seems that we fill every waking moment on one social-media site or another. Waiting for an elevator? Send a tweet. On the toilet? Check Facebook. Avoiding actual work? Get sucked into a YouTube vortex of “Macho Man” Randy Savage videos. These social-media sites are like the 21st-century town square, so you need to behave accordingly. You wouldn’t choose to embarrass yourself by releasing your bowels in public, but things are a bit more complicated online. So by sharing my tips, I hope to help you avoid taking virtual dumps all over the social-media town square…

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