This continuation of alternatives to Facebook research marks my 50th post to Steemit, in itself an appropriate milestone as I, and millions of others, try to figure out the future of social media. Steemit

I started out looking at alternatives to Facebook thinking it might be a clarifying process. Instead, I'm overwhelmed by what I've discovered on the #alt2fb journey, albeit with an inspired and excited

The reviewing continues despite many distractions ( like Patreon discussed in this podcast: )and MORE platforms emerging by the day it seems ('Yours', wanting to reward Steemit-like bloggers with Bitcoin

OK, perhaps I was a bit hasty getting the hump with Diaspora*. On second, or possibly third glance - and with a little more patience - I found one of their 'pods' (diasp.org) that was open to me. And what

Next on my list is onG Social. Regular review readers will know I'm assessing Facebook alternatives via these parameters: Brief introduction; What THEY say; Positives; Negatives; Ease of sign-up, use &

What a time this is for anyone involved with social media. And that's just about all of us, isn't it, at some level? Even if you're someone cutting loose and deleting or deserting a platform, and the friends