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I have a personal insta under a fake name I just follow cool pages on and post pictures of funny shit I see mostly. I have a personal FB page and a couple FB business pages, but I only really use the personal page to share posts of real estate people I work with or am friends with or share shit my friends are trying to do or whatever. And use as a place to store vacation photo albums. I'm also a member of some pretty active closed groups which I post in sometimes. I use FB Marketplace for rentals a lot too. It's super active but has a low average tenant quality. I use LinkedIn to delete cold messages from CPAs telling me how much money they can save me.

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"GoldenCinderblock" I have a personal insta under a fake name I just follow cool pages on and post pictures of funny shit I see mostly.

Andy?

 

No, I'm not Andy. I think a lot of people have Instagram accounts like that...

heister: Look at all these wannabe richies hating on an expensive salad. https://arthuxtable.com/
 
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"Bizkitgto" Watch https://youtu.be/_9k1_07gbO4</a">this if you think social media is benign.

^THIS^ New York Magazine did a fascinating piece about how many of the original architects of the digital and social web now have deep regrets, especially relating to the attempts of capturing a person's time and the dopamine 'rewards' from notifications and likes. Makes me fear for my youngest family members.

http://nymag.com/intelligencer/2018/04/an-apology-for-the-internet-from…

I have notifications turned off for most things on my phone except for text messages and things relating to friends and family.

I don’t have: Instagram Twitter

I use: Facebook – for family and friends LinkedIn – for banking/finance contacts, connecting with vendors and for asking/answering work questions Kik and whatsapp – for family and friends Literotica – for creative writing Fictionpress – for creative writing Fetlife – for photography and modeling Skype – for friends, trying to convince Mom to use it to stay in touch with her far-flung friends WSO – for banking/finance, answering work questions and for non-work shits and giggles :)

Probably forgetting a few that I only visit a few times a year, but these are the ones I’m most active on, whether on a daily, weekly or monthly basis. Most of the other sites I frequent for things like business news, exercise, cooking, health, meditation, I just go and read what I want, I don’t participate on their boards/social pages. Same goes for TED Talks, Rogan, Star Talk and other podcasts that I follow, I rarely leave comments, I just watch/listen.

I had Snapchat but I deleted it.

 

I got rid of Facebook 6 1/2 months ago but keep a fake account with no friends on it to, ahem, "stalk" one individual who I lost contact with years ago but would like to check on from time to time to see if she is still alive (literally--I'm worried she will ultimately kill herself). I also have an anonymous Twitter account that is for following Ben Shapiro.

Linkedin doesn't count as social media in my mind. I consider it a place to keep your resume public.

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Linkedin. Following certain companies and some influencers.

FB, but not follow anyone, just following some pages. Quick way to grasp what's going on around the globe (mostly markets & politics) in a minute or two by scrolling down news feed. Sometimes use FB to chat with close friends.

Also use Instagram. Just to upload photos when I travel.

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I deleted the FB app off my phone and that limits my usage on facebook as whole. I have groups that I want to keep interacting in so I can't drop FB completely. I barley use SC anymore and use IG a decent amount. I know I should probably delete these along with reddit to stop fucking around.

 

Only twitter for trading quick exchanges and news. I strickly avoid conversations. Facebook is a productivity cancer and a marketing scheme, Instagram is for whores, and the rest are even worse.

Never discuss with idiots, first they drag you at their level, then they beat you with experience.
 

LinkedIn is my go to. Other people have made posts it’s turning into Facebook, which is partially true. I follow a lot of CRE companies so it helps me stay up to date with what’s going on in the industry.

I help my friend manage a Facebook mastermind group for real estate. That’s pretty much it. Sometimes I make the mistake of clicking on a news article and seeing the comments, which makes me lose hope in society. I try not to do that.

WSO isn’t an app but I would consider social media..

“The three most harmful addictions are heroin, carbohydrates, and a monthly salary.” - Nassim Taleb
 
  • Instagram, photography is a hobby so like to post 3-4x a week
  • Twitter, was more useful when timeline was in reverse chronological order
  • LinkedIn, rarely login
  • No Facebook
“Doesn't really mean shit plebby boi. LMK when you're pulling thiccboi cheques.“ — @m_1
 

I like Instagram. Lots of funny stuff on there and some really gorgeous pictures. I use it more or less as a photo album/memories for shit I do too - way more for me to look back on than for worrying about my like count.

I have Facebook and LinkedIn but I don't really "use" them.

Snapchat is fun for sending stupid shit to friends.

Don't have a twitter.

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LinkedIn: Yep

Instagram: I use it, but I hate that I'm on it. I find it super distracting and time consuming, but I get a good laugh out of the memes.

Facebook: Nope

Twitter: Deleted it

 

Deleted it all of it a couple years ago, and I’m from the generation that grew up with it. That shit was hard and makes you feel like an outcast hermit for a couple months.

BEYOND happy I did it now though. The shit is poison and it's amazing how much more you get done without those time sucks. Reading, quality time, hobbies etc all improve. You essentially find other things to fill the time with because your bored a lot do the time. Do yourself a favor and delete all of it.

 

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