Thank you to all who came to our Talking About session today. <@BC1YLixHkyNvpZJ2VnwqjucqD3sMWbKe8zsArLByjrUh1rXMvCase9F> <@JWCi9BvtI0RZvYvFKTBwrlkqjAA3> <@N4X2Ovufb4Y1QA5vTRrTVBhZ5EV2> and even the couple who stopped by to listen briefly <@BC1YLfrSgRTCoXohrhXRhQWZRDNQuoCatdnX6F7N2hacHoxKDACG82k> and others. It was a great session. I love when people come in and give me different perspectives on what I envision a topic to be. My point in today's session was to point out that we should use (or lose) the people on our social media feeds because it's not very social or useful if we aren't talking to the people there. But Randy thought we should redefine the way we speak about "friends" online and call them followers, fans, or something else because we should be setting clear definitions of these things, especially for our kids, because it really depresses some people when they realize that the friends on social media are not really their friends at all. Salena even mentioned the phishing scams and stalkers that come out of it sometimes - as an extreme.  And Alex brought up  that Entre and DeSo give us very different experiences from other social media in ways that are tangible - like having a coin that earns and can be traded, giving us our own decentralized profile, and more - that might make the future of social media really worth having more and more "friends" or followers just because of the possibilities of really earning a living with more people liking , following, resending, etc all of the posts -- giving more people the opportunity to see you and like you or send you diamonds/coins. It's very interesting the way people see different sides of the same thing. That's what I love about our discussions!! Have a great week. You're the best!

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