Question:What type of content are your top three posts (or most recent) on your timeline? Is this pretty typical for your timeline? What kinds of social groups/communities are you a part of? Compare what you see with what your peers see. Are there more similarities or differences?
Answer: My most recent three posts have been about dungeons and dragons and the old gameboy light system. It is pretty typical for me to have these kibnd of posts, I only use Facebook for nerd stuff. Nerd stuff in this contexts is meeting together for new games, try to play games, talk about the newest stuff in the gaming world, and memes. I am part of gaming communities, for both X-wing, Magic the Gathering and Dungeons and Dragons. My peers have a lot more posts about friends and crazy party life. I am the exact opposite.
Question:What is the relationship between what you see in your social media timeline and what you know or believe?
Answer: In social media I have more “friends” and I am far more witty in Gifs than I am with words.
Question: How does your social presence compare with the professional/student biography that you created?
Answer: Pretty much the same, except in my own personal social media I am far nerdier and far less conversational than I am in person.
Question: Where do you find examples of bias in your social media timelines?
Answer: I have a more leftist leaning bias in my social media as I am friends with many people who have differing opinions from me. I do this as to prevent living in an echo chamber.
Question: Who do I potentially influence on social media?
Answer: My family, friends, coworkers, and acquaintances. I influence how they think of me based off of what I talk about and what I share.
Question: Who do I engage with most on social media?
Answer: Mostly fellow nerds and people I know in real life, along with people in my gaming groups.
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