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Lecturers and students frequently interact in both formal and semi-formal settings. Communication between students and professors must, of course, be maintained in such a way that it is always polite, even in informal situations. The availability of social media undoubtedly enhances contact between teachers and students. However, the use of social media has an impact on the language style of lecturers and students. This research aims to explain and examine the ethics of lecturers when responding to students' text messages using the WhatsApp messaging application. Furthermore, this study examines violations from etiquette norms in short messages from the lecturer to the students. This study was qualitative in nature. The primary data of this research were the screenshots of interactions between instructors and students via the WhatsApp messaging application. This research also employed observation, note-taking, and interviews. According to the preliminary study, there are still numerous short messages between lecturers and students that do not match the courtesy standard. The unfulfilled value of politeness is the use of slang, impolite ways of expressing intentions or the use of inappropriate linguistic aspects.

Based on Government Regulation No. 24 of 1997 on Land Registration, the government is obliged to register the entire plot in Indonesia by using a systematic and sporadic approach. The implementation of this provision is through policies of the Complete Systematic Land Registration (PTSL) program. It is expected that this program will reduce the problem of land disputes across Indonesia. The research adopted a juridical empirical approach and the method used was descriptive qualitative research. Data collection was realized through in-depth interviews, intensive observation, documentation, review of literature as well as the use of legislation related. Based on the results of this study, it was concluded that the implementation of policies Systematic Land Registration Complete program at the National Land Agency Barito Utara District has not been optimal. Dimensions removal of bureaucracy in the disposition, bureaucratic structure implemented by the SOP and the provisions of existing law were the limiting factors in the implementation. Article visualizations: