Is it better to encourage observance of a cyber code of ethics
rather than a cybercrime prevention law?  This week, the Supreme
Court started its oral arguments on the the petitions
questioning the constitutionality of the Cybercrime Prevention
Act. In light of this, social media users react to our Question
of the Week.     1. Question of the Week (Jan. 14-20, 2013): Is
it better to encourage observance of a cyber code of ethics
rather than a cybercrime prevention law? Please explain your
answer.   2. Facebook   3. There are 12 Facebook users who voted
"Yes", one voted "No", while one said "it depends." Below are
the answers Facebook users posted:   4. Not all are capable of
observing "net etiquette", i did it twice (and felt sorry after)
...there are always law breakers short, strict cyber crime
prevention law is needed...BUT should not trample the freedom of
netizen...except in cases their activities are detrimental to
other's honor, or welfare....   5. The law is prone to abuse
especially with the kind of