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I think Facebook, with its (ostensible) emphasis on real-world connections, is a good place to start.
It was the first social media platform I ever used.
Social media is bad for your mental health. So as you add social media to your life, also add self cate routines like copious exercise, meditation, real-world social contact, etc.
Which branch?
Why do people feel the need to brag about how they don't use social media?
LinkedIn, and Instagram. You don't need anything else.
Ummm isn't this a post on Lemmy? Aren't you already using social media then?
You’re on social media right now. You know that, right?
Forums are not social media. God I am so tired of this disingenuous, and intercontinentally stretched argument.
"Hur hurr rhurrrrr U TLAK 2 PEPUL HARE TAT MEN U SOSHUL TAT MEN DIS SOSHUL MEDEEUH"
Social media is a very specific thing, relating to things like Facebook/Instagram/Twitter/TikTok/Etc.
Forums, like Lemmy, are not social media. Just because you interact with people on something doesnt make it social media, trying to stretch the definition to that regard makes everything from clay tablets, to semaphore, to IRC to email social media.
I think more than the fediverse isn't needed