Some people say there's no good or bad. I disagree, and those who do not will agree when something 'bad' happens to them. Just like in the offline world, we have disciplines to identify good and bad practices, the digital world has a culture of its own.

Bad digital culture refers to behaviors and practices that are harmful, unethical, or disruptive to others.

Some examples of bad digital culture include:

1. Cyberbullying involves using technology to harass, intimidate, or humiliate someone online. Cyberbullying can take many forms, including spreading rumors, threatening messages, or sharing embarrassing photos or videos.

2. Trolling refers to deliberately posting inflammatory or offensive comments online to provoke a reaction from others. Trolling can create a toxic and hostile environment that discourages healthy discourse.

3. Online harassment includes any form of online behavior intended to cause harm, fear, or distress to someone else. Examples of online harassment include stalking, doxxing, or threatening violence.

4. Hacking involves gaining unauthorized access to someone else's computer, network, or online account. Hacking can result in theft of personal information, financial loss, or disruption of services.

5. Spread of misinformation involves sharing false or misleading information online, leading to confusion, mistrust, and even harm. Misinformation can be particularly dangerous in health, politics, and science.

Overall, bad digital culture undermines the positive aspects of the digital world and can cause harm to individuals and society as a whole. As creators, everyone should promote responsible and ethical behavior online to create a safer and more inclusive digital culture.