Internet users should be aware, sensitive, thoughtful and understanding about the differences in the national and local cultures of the netizens they get to meet in an online world.  This will help develop a positive and friendly online environment /space leading to fruitful interactions and dynamic cyber society with unity in diversity.

As digital citizens of the cyber world, we should remember that the internet cannot be subject or restricted to one place or state or country, it is a global village with no barrier of national and local cultures. Hence we have to accommodate diversity of usage with kindness and consideration.

Let’s briefly understand applicability of ‘Sensitivity to National and Local cultures’ as cyber ethic for individual entrepreneur/organization that we are dealing with here:

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      In the cyber world, NGOs must uphold sensitivity to national and local cultures to effectively leverage online platforms for advocacy, fundraising, and community engagement. Cultural understanding informs the design and implementation of online campaigns and digital storytelling initiatives that resonate with diverse audiences and address context-specific issues. NGOs that demonstrate cultural sensitivity in their online activities can build meaningful connections with supporters, volunteers, and beneficiaries, fostering a sense of belonging and solidarity in virtual communities. Moreover, respecting cultural diversity in online advocacy efforts promotes inclusivity and amplifies marginalized voices, driving social change and collective action across digital channels. Additionally, cultural sensitivity in online fundraising campaigns ensures transparency, accountability, and donor trust, strengthening the NGO's credibility and sustainability in the cyber realm. By integrating national and local cultures into their online strategies, NGOs can maximize their impact and advance their mission of promoting human rights, social justice, and sustainable development in an interconnected world.