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Director in Manufacturinga year ago

I barely look at Instagram, a few friends post to Instagram, but I mostly look on Facebook for "Social" things my friends are doing. For me, "social media" is for friends, where businesses try to get you to click on their links. LinkedIN was for job contacts, and career opportunities, but is turning into Facebook. I don't see how THREADS will remain only "Positive Messages" since someone would need to censor "unPositive" and who can really judge that?

Chief Information Officer in IT Servicesa year ago

I pop all my posts on it now to see if it will float. Time will tell.

IT Manager in Construction8 months ago

I have a profile but, I am more attracted by X.

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I didn't like it at all. I prefer more a X approach.

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