Social Media: The Real Community

We’re sure you’ve heard by now that there’s a new movement underfoot in this information revolution.  Facebook refuses to share certain posts and Google has started ordering website hits based on its own idea of truthfulness, but social media users are starting to find another way to gather together online.

You know all of those times you’ve been frustrated that you signed up to follow the Thinking Moms’ Revolution on Facebook but you’re rarely shown any TMR posts in your feed?   Have you noticed that when a post is about something Facebook disagrees with like, oh, vaccines causing autism, that they strangle it to death instead of sharing it?  Do you feel too intimidated to take part in the discussion on the TMR page because one psychopath after another is attacking your parenting decisions and Facebook does nothing to ban them?  (Facebook won’t ban them, but we can and do ban them from the page, by the way.)  Are you worried that your interaction on the TMR page is going to end up in your friends’ feed and you’ll have to hear “you know, that doctor was discredited” for the tenth time this week, so you don’t like or comment our posts?  Are you too fed up with the pages devoted to hating your parenting choices to even participate on Facebook?

How is anyone supposed to talk, share information, learn, or form relationships with all of those barriers?  Where is the sense of community?

Well, come on over to MeWe.  Our arms are wide open.  The Thinking Moms’ Revolution MeWe group is almost 1,000 members strong already, and we’re growing every day.   The MeWe layout is gorgeous, the features are easy to use, and they even have an app for your phone ready to go.  (You’ll have to create a MeWe account for yourself before joining the TMR group.)

On MeWe TMR has 100% reach to all of its members for every post so that we can have a true conversation with our members.  Isn’t that what community is all about?  And MeWe values your privacy just as much as you do.  Unlike Facebook, MeWe isn’t selling your name, personal information, and all of the Internet history on your computer to the highest bidder.  They aren’t ever going to ban you for using a name that’s not on your driver’s license.  Your MeWe “likes,” “loves,” and comments aren’t broadcast to your whole contact list, so no one is snooping into your social media business.  One of the best things about MeWe is their terms of service — and they’re not afraid to enforce them.  Bullying, stalking, harassing, and intimidating users are simply not allowed, end of story.

And TMR isn’t alone in this revolution of online gathering.  Living Whole has made the move, along with Modern Alternative Mama, Hear This Well, Raising Natural Kids, Motherhood Mafia, Biomedical Treatments and Recovery, Kelly the Kitchen Kop, and even Levi Quackenboss has set up shop.

How many times have you said, “I wish there was a ‘love’ button for this post” on TMR?  Your wish has come true.  That love button is waiting for you over at MeWe.

 

~ Thinking Moms’ Revolution

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12 Responses to Social Media: The Real Community

  1. Hans Scholl says:

    “Republican Ted Cruz has made individual liberty the key theme of his presidential campaign announcement.”

    Does this include freedom to refuse focred medical procedures ?

  2. Hans Scholl says:

    For Vince :

    http://www.independent.co.uk/life-style/gadgets-and-tech/features/can-googles-the-knowledge-vault-automate-the-process-of-determining-the-truth-10086220.html

    The story was in the New Scientist also. Its my understanding the work is being executed in the UK (no doubt due to the laws there – to prevent any possible legal challenge that would be possible in the US but perhaps not in the UK) . I think it has gone “live” from my own observations (William Thompson CDC and the Kenya Tetanus sterilisations probably made it a matter of urgency).

    This is really worth a read :
    http://www.wired.co.uk/news/archive/2013-06/10/tim-wu-google-boycott

  3. Hans Scholl says:

    I actually got baned from FaecesBook after just 3 weeks . Just for very seriously questioning vaccines nothing else . Bet no-one can beat that ?

    Great news .

    Does anyone have any decent alternatives to “Google\Knowledge Vault\CIA” to allow truly free searches of the internet for sories like the Kenya sterilisation scandal.

  4. As a doTERRA wellness advocate I am restricted by the FDA from making claims as if my essentials oils are drugs which I’m happy about because they aren’t drugs…they don’t cause harm like drugs do. But I can’t even use the word “health” anymore and Facebook took down my post of my family breakfast with a juice recipe that friends commented was so much healthier than their pi day breakfast! That makes me angry!

  5. Yvonne Aileen says:

    Yay!!! I left Facebook behind a week ago and will NEVER go back. I am so happy you’re on MeWe and will definitely join you there.

    X’s and O’s!!!
    Yvonne

  6. Vince says:

    >> Google has started ordering website hits based on its own idea of truthfulness
    Is that true? I thought it was just a concept floating around, and certainly a few sites have talked about it as a concern, but I didn’t know it was in place yet. Anyone have a link to confirm?

  7. MelissaD says:

    Thanks for introducing us to MEWE – sooooo much better than Facebook! So nice to know everything I post or “like” isn’t going to be seen by every friend of a friend! I appreciate the list above, found 3 more groups that I was unaware of on MEWE. Please continue to let us know about like-minded groups that are available there.

  8. Vicki Hill says:

    How do I find you? I just joined MeWe. I don’t find you when I search, and when I click on your link above, I get “We’re sorry; this page could not be found.”

  9. Laura g says:

    Would love to jump over but I have no idea how to use it. Need a tutorial. Lol

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