How to use free social media groups now that the algorithms have changed to include chatbots, UGH!!!

LANGUAGE WARNING! Rant coming ...

Hi! I'm Sue Tiger from Tiger Gardens and I've had it with free social media groups! We used to be able to join a group, get some good advice, and feel like part of a community. But things have changed. Now you have to go in with armor to protect yourself from the daggers that are thrown. The simple question, "I forgot to add lemon juice before I processed this, is it okay?" illicits a minimum of 4 general responses: 1) It's fine, you did a great job! (not really correct), 2) Did you use a tested recipe? (not at all correct. That's like saying, "did you use a business plan?"), 3) When in doubt, throw it out! (Please, don't ever throw out your hard work based on what the Internet says!), or 4) Your kitchen your rules. This is the most correct answer given, but let's make sure you know the rules first!

There will be more later, but my husband and I sell our canned goods at the Farmer's Market, and there are 6 weeks left in our season. In November, I'll be writing a book, etc. But for now, be careful out there, and go in with armor! And of course, I'm not steering you away from social media because you will always find diamonds in the rough, pearls of wisdom, and kind, helpful responses. Proverbs 31 Homestead is one of those free Facebook groups. I recommend them highly, and they will tell you they are NOT paying me to say that.

Also for now, my website is there, but under construction, again waiting for the end of the Farmer's Market season. You can go there, but just know that I'll be fixing it in November.

https://www.anyonecancan.com
https://www.facebook.com/profile.php?...