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Have I completely read/watched & understood the content I’m about to share?
Why am I sharing or chiming in on this issue?
What’s the best/worst case scenario of sharing this opinion/content?
Instead of chiming in, is there someone more knowledgeable I can uplift instead?
Why am I sharing or chiming in on this issue?
What’s the best/worst case scenario of sharing this opinion/content?
Instead of chiming in, is there someone more knowledgeable I can uplift instead?
Is my voice adding anything to this convo or am I speaking just to speak?
Do I understand the difference between “haters” and constructive criticism?
Am I prepared to take responsibility for my words/actions when (not if) I screw up?
Do I understand the difference between “haters” and constructive criticism?
Am I prepared to take responsibility for my words/actions when (not if) I screw up?
If people express they’ve been hurt by something I’ve said or done, do I have people in my circle who will give me honest constructive feedback to help me understand & course correct?
These are things I ask myself as I navigate the internet. I don’t always have the answer. Sometimes it changes upon reflection. Sometimes my answer is wrong. But. I’ve found that asking beforehand has vastly improved my experience online, so I hope it does the same for you 
