That pretty much sums up my lists as well. Facebook is people I have met in real life. I don't add just anyone, I have to be connected in some way. I use A LOT of filters on Facebook. Neighbours are limited, board people are limited, game folk are limited. Family gets to see it all.
Twitter for me, are random mind dumps OR to add people who share a common interest. For instance I add people who were watching Riverdale. We all use the same hashtag and live tweet when the episode airs. It's basically 200 people going omg did you see that?!?
Instagram I have a cat account, a personal account and public account. All get different pics.
Tumblr is a bunch of angst-filled millennials who only have time for other angst-filled millennials who say the exact same thing as the last angst-filled millennial. You are in no way allowed to say something, unless it is exactly what the rest are saying.
And then there is LJ and Dreanwidth. I don't add digital journal people to Facebook or Instagram because I like not seeing TOOOOO much of their lives. I'll follow their random mind dumps on Twitter because to me those words are connected to their digital journal.
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Twitter for me, are random mind dumps OR to add people who share a common interest. For instance I add people who were watching Riverdale. We all use the same hashtag and live tweet when the episode airs. It's basically 200 people going omg did you see that?!?
Instagram I have a cat account, a personal account and public account. All get different pics.
Tumblr is a bunch of angst-filled millennials who only have time for other angst-filled millennials who say the exact same thing as the last angst-filled millennial. You are in no way allowed to say something, unless it is exactly what the rest are saying.
And then there is LJ and Dreanwidth. I don't add digital journal people to Facebook or Instagram because I like not seeing TOOOOO much of their lives. I'll follow their random mind dumps on Twitter because to me those words are connected to their digital journal.
Oy vey that was long of me.