Many of us grew up with a newspaper delivered to our doorstep at dawn every day of the week. (Some still have these, so I’ll use present tense here). In our newspaper, we can read the articles the editor selected to include in that day’s edition. Most newspapers are divided into sections: world news, local news, business, sports, entertainment, weather, classified, etc. The editor chose the content for all of it.
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Having someone ‘like’ a page doesn’t always mean they really like it in their heart. In other word, a ‘like’ isn’t an equivalent to an endorsement. For example, during the elections, I chose to ‘like’ many candidates, even though I didn’t necessarily prefer them or vote for them. Liking their page puts their posts on my news feed or Tweets page while I determined how I would vote. Continue reading
The last chapter of my life had me owning & running a camping resort in rural Kansas. During that time, I single-handedly created and managed the social media for the RV park, and through November 2011:
Other accomplishments include having earned respect and achieved election to:
Other accomplishments include having earned respect and achieved election to:
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