Everyone carries a cellphone these days and whether it’s non-stop texting or loud public calls, there’s no shortage of ways to be completely rude while using them. Here are some tips for adults and children on how to be more polite about cellphone usage.
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Disagree on the “Tag You’re It” etiquette. It’s up to the person who’s “it” to make the next call.
Great list! Thanks!
re: #10, a good rule of thumb our family follows with dropped calls is that when they happen, the original calling individual does the callback(s). This helps avoid the problem of both callers going straight to each other’s voice mail because you’re both trying to dial each other’s # at the same time.
cheers,
dEVoN
This is WONDERFUL! I use public transportation and I’m exhausted and frustrated with the barrage of loud, one-sided conversations regarding: work, confidential client information, who is the lamest in a marriage and–worst of all–the constant banality of people being bored so they call everyone they know while on the commuter train. Arrrggh. I’m going to print this up and hand it out. I’m serious.