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In reply to the discussion: Friends, don't use the tools of the enemy. [View all]Bettie
(17,100 posts)48. Actually, most of my FB friends are
indeed people I know in real life.
A few are from interest groups of people who I have things in common with.
I also have a group of women I met on a mailing list when we lost our first child nearly 26 years ago. We've all been raising our kids together even though we live all over the place.
Some are people I've kept up with from CafeMom.....and have met in person since then.
My "friends" list is carefully curated to make it non-toxic. Most of my family isn't even on there.
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There are democratically operated social media platforms, xitter and facebook and bluesky are not among them.
Voltaire2
Nov 12
#17
Nah, you use whatever media you want to in whatever ways you want, and I'll do whatever I see fit.
Emrys
Nov 12
#30
Is that it? Is that an example of reasoned argument that should keep people using DU?
Emrys
Nov 12
#32
OK, let's waste a little more time (and whatever I am, I'm certainly not your "homey"), since I have some to spare
Emrys
Nov 12
#44
Dices la verdad. Es mejor utilizar la herramienta que ser la herramienta. Muchas bendiciones para ti, hermano.
ancianita
Nov 12
#46
So many people on this thread are telling me that I don't know how social media works.
erodriguez
Sunday
#63