If you are to choose your top 3
difficult-to-follow computer ethics commandments, what are these? Explain why.
If I were to choose top three difficult-to-follow
computer ethics commandments these would be the 6th one which states
that: “Thou shalt not use or copy software for which you have not paid.” Followed by the 2nd one “Thou
shalt not interfere with other people’s computer work.”, and the 8th
one; “Thou shalt not appropriate other people’s intellectual output.”
Thou shalt not use or copy
software for which you have not paid.
I
consider this commandment difficult to
follow because licensed software are expensive enough for me to buy, thus there
are softwares that we need in class that we can’t afford, that’s why I have no
choice but to download those unlicensed softwares in the web in order to cope
up with our lessons and for me to be able to do my exercises.
Thou shalt not interfere
with other people’s computer work. This
computer ethics commandment is not so difficult to follow yet there are some
cases that we cannot avoid doing it. Like for example when I am in a hurry to print
the documents that I need for my presentation five minutes after the situation happened,
and my brother is using the computer, then, I have no choice but to interfere what
he is doing and print my documents, this is because of the situation.
Thou shalt not appropriate
other people’s intellectual output.
This
commandment is also difficult to follow because there are instances that we do
research and find in the web studies that are related to us, then, we sometimes
miss acknowledging them because we are pre-occupied with those things that we
need for the said research.

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