Thomas,
Sadly I have no idea. I don't do any of that stuff. No Face, no Twit, no Insta, no Pin.
My on line social interaction exists mostly here on on BCUSA. The two sites cross well and seem to support each other. They are comprised of many talented and knowledgable people. Who have like minded interests. I enjoy what I see and read on both sites.
The rest is a non-starter for me.
This may sound harsh. But I don't care if cousin Nikki's daughter got a B+ on her spelling test.
Folks are always worried about the Government collecting information on them. Then they turn around and post up every aspect of their lives for all to see.
In effect that is why I asked you if you liked your Mapmaker. I wanted some real world feedback from someone I know has been around a while.
I live in a pretty rural spot. So even Youtube isn't doable for me. Unless I want to take my bill into the stratosphere, which I don't.
But even that is a challenge. I don't want to watch some person, be it boy or girl. Take a knife out of a box, and proceed to tell me how much they love it. They haven't even used it yet. How can they love it?
If I'm looking at a knife. I already know the specs. So having them read to me has little meaning.
I want to see and hear how folks like knives they use. Even if it's just cutting up a pork chop. At least that is real.
Maybe I'm just getting old and cranky. But it seems to me it doesn't matter which medium you choose. Television, radio, print media, or social media. The signal to noise ratio is way to low to hold or even capture my attention.
I gave my television away many years ago, and never looked back. I'd say probably north of 90% of everything out there these days is just noise.
