You missed one: don't use ai to generate images.

Hold the door if someone is right behind you.

Unless you're entering a secure location, in which case don't.

Fuck AI alop.

Please don't cover your mouth when you cough with your hands. Please don't.

No one taught you this? Even if nobody sits you down for a lesson, you are taught by example by the people around you when you grow up.

Also, the tipping and keeping doors open for people behind you are not universally applicable. In large swaths of Asia you'll be met by ire or confusion respectively. So maybe this is missing a generated image for being culturally sensitive.

Your parents failed you if they didn't teach at least half of these, Christ.

Your parents. Your parents are expected to teach you these.

To hell with your tipping culture

Entire poster could be summarised as: treat other people with respect and empathy.

eye contact

No thank you

Don't look in my eyes. Fuck that don't even look at me if you can help it and I'll return the favor

Would change the "cover your mouth" the presumedly ai generated image shows someone using their hand - which is not cool.

cough into your elbow so you don't spread germs.

You cover your mouth with your hand when you cough, but you don't cover your ass when you fart. Curious.

Nice post! I don't know how many are or aren't taught these things, as I feel like I was taught most of these myself. I do have some opinions though:

• Tipping I feel like is a thing very pertained to the US, and shouldn't be considered "good etiquette", but rather altruistic. I.e. no pressure to give tips. Same with the car, but it should still be returned "in an equal or better condition" if possible.
  Etiquette is not dependent on economic power.
• Being loud in general is bad etiquette/uncivilized, so the three about loud music, speakerphone, and loudness in quiet public places could be a single entry.
• Other duplicates: "let others exit first" and "clean up".
• The coughing shows a graphic of holding the hand in front of the mouth, which should instead be the elbow because of simple hygiene.
• The part about commenting on someone's food is a bit weird, as it could be extended to "don't share your opinion about my choices unless I ask". Thoughts?
• I really like the modern inclusion of putting away your phone during conversations!
• Things that could be added:
  • Value others' time; be on time, and don't be in the way of those with little time.
  • Do the small things yourself, regardless of whose responsibility it is (like pick up something from the floor).
  • Give space when there is space. E.g. walking on the sidewalk, shopping cart in aisle, personal space in the queue, etc.

I blows my mind how many adults don't know this. The way I was raised, I'd be embarrassed to get in someone's way as they tried to exit an elevator. But I was also taught that common decency is a good thing and we've clearly given up on that.

When a lot of today's parents fail to teach their kids all these things... But to. Hell with the tipping

Hey ooli, I did not like your post. What was your reasoning when you decided to make it?

I'd be sincerely interested in the (thought) process.

Im pretty sure a lot of these are taught by parents and cultural osmosis, at least where I live.

Edit: The pandemic definately tried to teach people to cover their face holes while sneezing or coughing

I thought most of those things were the standard 

This is ragebait. Of course everyone has been taught all of these.

Lot of people here saying they disagree with the tipping one. But you must surely admit that it is everyday etiquette in Canada. This guide is not for what's ethical -- after all, it is ethical to harangue somebody about their unethical dietary decisions -- it's to teach you what to do so that you fit in to this society better.

Don't shit on the floor, and if you do, make sure to clean it up. #lifehacks