For example, there are rules of sailor etiquette (e.g.: only enter the ship with approval, no whistling or leg soaking, etc.), and there are also rules of one vape etiquette. This hasn't been written down in code yet, but maybe something like that will appear soon.
The one-vape etiquette itself does not prescribe any specific punishment for breaking the rules. It's simple - if you don't play by the rules, a surprise from the rest of the team may be the only response to your behavior.
But is that our concern - e-smokers? After all, everyone knows how to behave. Well, not necessarily. Just go to the cinema or theatre and watch some of the smoke spewed out by electronic smokers. The same problem applies to buses or trams, not to mention schools. Most of the time, young people think it's right - because it's not banned, they think they can. Still, it's worth thinking about. Are you sure this is right?
To be sure, one vape is different from traditional cigarettes. Officially, e-cigarettes are not banned. However, politeness is a must. Minimal courtesy. Therefore, you should consider that the one vape community has implemented certain informal standards for e-cigarettes. Don't use e-cigarettes where you don't smoke - it's a general rule. Is it possible to sit on a bus for 20 minutes without catching your breath? I should think so! The same rules apply to movie theaters, theaters, or elevators. If you are visiting someone, it is beneficial to ask if you can use an e-cigarette. This requires good manners. Not all e-liquids are odorless, especially for people with a sensitive sense of smell. Don't use your device with children. What seems almost harmless to us is not necessarily so to children. You can also apply for a permit at a club or restaurant. Fortunately, most restaurant owners have a basic idea of what e-cigarettes and e-liquids are and do not prohibit their use.
In general, don't get into a fight with people who mind using one vape at work. Our relationship with them is evidence of our behavior. Remember it.