There must be a
better way to communicate. Particularly in the genealogy community.
It's been a long time since I've had a really good genealogy
discussion.
I have a hard time
enjoying Facebook anymore. I dislike the politics and ethics of the
founder. I dislike the trolling. A lot of people in the genealogy
community have said it has helped them enormously, but I haven't
found it to be so. By the time I have read through my timeline I am
tense. There is a new facebook-like community called LIKER.
(https://www.liker.com/) It seems to be politics. I did not find any
genealogy mentioned, but there were other categories. You have to
sign up to see them, I did not. It bills itself as a liberal social
media. We need conversation between everyone, all thoughts and
beliefs. Right now that is impossible. Makes me think of something I
heard many years ago, I don't know where, but it jumped into my mind.
What is the sound of one hand clapping? That's what a conservative
network or a liberal network would be. One hand clapping.That's where we are.
Then there is MEWE,
which I tried. (https://mewe.com/) Didn't work out and we broke up.
Maybe it has changed now, since that was a long time ago. It was
pretty quiet, but it promises not to sell you to the highest bidder.
At a certain point you have to pay, only so much free space. The only
invites to me, were from men wanting to meet women. Yeah, I'm Debbie
Downer, not interested.
I want to find
genealogy discussions that are going on without joining a million
groups to cover everything. I want my interests separate, not all
jumbled together. I do more than one thing. I don't want to support
the FB guy. I want a certain amount of privacy. I continue to get
recommendations to friend people I follow on Instagram. NO. I have
two sign-ins that are different, one for FB and one for Instagram. I
have not connected them in any way. How did he even know? I don't
know what to do about that, but I want to stop it.
I want too much. I
know. It is a sad state of affairs.
I want 2020 to be
over.
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