Get on there and find some groups that share your interests. For instance I recently became an Traditional Anglican after 50+ years of being a non-denominational Christian. So I joined a few boards to see what people are talking about because I want to learn and also I want to make sure that I've made the correct choice.
Well, early this morning someone posted a question and no one answered. I finally decided that I needed to. Here is the post:
So Facebook can be a way to help others. I know I've often wondered how to handle something or answer something and so Facebook has often been helpful for me when I posted a question. Why not help someone else?
Also, I know I have said this before but I use Facebook as a way to gather together sites that I am interested in - I use Facebook like a Reader, a kind of newspaper of things I am interested in.
Facebook is pretty darn good at allowing you to filter out things you are not interested in. For instance, if a site uses cuss words or images that you simply don't want to see - you 'unfollow' or 'hide' and pretty soon you'll see how your 'feed' cleans itself up.
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