Tag Archives: Threads

I see more and more direct message spam from people I've just followed. That's a definite wrong move that gets a quick block.

If you're the type who likes to schedule posts on your social channels, Threads just announced some good news.

Meta, owner of Facebook, Instagram and Threads, is killing a fact-check program in favor of a community-based flagging system.

After watching my followers across social media platforms, I've decided I'm going to pause Mastodon posts for a bit.

The 'X Exodus' that began after the presidential election isn't the first time users threatened to leave the platform. Is this one different?

If you spend much time browsing sites like Facebook, Instagram or Threads, you've surely seen some lousy photo captions lately.

When the Threads API comes out, it will mean users will be able to schedule posts on the platform through social media management tools.

I suppose it had to happen sooner or later...but there's word that Meta plans to give Threads users an option for direct messages.

As you try to build an audience on social media, I find that having follow-back rules can help you weed out spammers and adult content.

After trying plenty of the Twitter alternatives out there, the relatively new platform Threads has risen to the top of the heap for me.

How dependent are you on your social networks? You can quickly find the answer to that question during a social media outage!

If you're generous with the pound sign on social media, using Threads hashtags might require you to embrace a strong sense of discipline.

One of several critical features Threads users have been waiting for rolled out Thursday: There's now a web version of the platform.

Meta's new social platform Threads announced it would impose rate limits, but it's not doing it quite the same way Twitter added theirs.

Meta's new social media platform could have a problem, a report suggests: Threads engagement time dropped by more than 50%.

After spending my first week on the new Threads platform and comparing it with other alternatives, here's my take on what I've seen.