Etiquette is an expected code of behavior that delineates social behavior that is appropriate.
Etiquette is the code of ethical behavior regarding professional practice of action among the members of a profession in their dealings with each other.
It is taught.
It is a “pass it on” quality.
It is a "sign of breeding".
It is a form of self-respect and it is given to show respect for others and the environment we live, work, worship, do business, make laws and represent others in.
Etiquette is the high mark of distinction that every man, woman, child owes to his/her fellowman, "civil discussion" and "making the world a better place" for ALL to live in.
Mary Glass - July, 2010
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