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What are the social media alternative options for “restricted” communities? When we were in high school, many of us understood firsthand what it was like to be socially unacceptable. We couldn’t hang with the popular kids, or the jocks, or even the “nerds.” For whatever reason, many of us were ostracized. Something about us was deemed unacceptable to others. Some communities these days are like those high-school outsiders, except in a digital and online environment. Whether y

Weathering the Adpocalypse YouTube has become a revenue source for artists of varying stripes over the last few years, thanks to Google Ads, AdWords and other tools that have allowed artists to make some money on their creations – especially videos and music. But while YouTube has been portrayed as a “public square” for creative expression, YouTube is run by a private company, and that company ultimately reserves the right to “censor” the content presented on its platform. Ov

What’s the Behavioral Modification? “Your Beliefs Don’t Make You A Better Person. Your Behavior Does.” “Social Media is driven by a powerful behavioral pattern: people tend to repeat actions that result in social recognition. The reason people continue to post on Facebook and Twitter is for the social recognition of likes, comments, and shares on their content.”Dean Grey You post a photo on Instagram, and two minutes later you check your phone to see if someone liked it. Skyl