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this post was submitted on 18 Jul 2023
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I saw something that resonated with me the other day talking about social media vs social networking that resonated with me.
It stated something along the lines of Social Media being just that published media. Always having a spin to it or doing it for the likes.
Social Networking on the other hand would be more about connecting with people over similar interests.
That's why I only used reddit before and now have hopped to Lemmy. I'm interested in finding out more about the fediverse because it sounds like it has a lot of potential solutions to things that kept me away from Facebook and Twitter.