Choose your path
Getting started: choose a network for a specific task
Build an initial use rather than being present everywhere. A short path helps compare, try and keep what actually serves you.
Explore →Privacy: review spaces, audiences and traces
Account settings, post visibility, activity maps and recipients’ copies require separate checks.
Explore →Make posts accessible and understandable
Treat text, image, sound and languages as parts of the same message. Readers should understand and act in different viewing conditions.
Explore →Creative work, portfolios and distribution
Creative work should be findable, understandable and presented with appropriate rights. Portfolio and distribution can serve different roles.
Explore →Social networks for organisations and teams
Organise responsibilities, posts and replies before multiplying accounts. A small team needs a method that survives absences.
Explore →Monitoring, sources and verification before posting
Separate discovery, verification and citation. A feed or network helps find a lead; it does not turn the lead into evidence.
Explore →Measure results and explain data
Choose measures that inform decisions. Preserve definitions, counts and limits when presenting results.
Explore →Communities: welcome, discuss and moderate
Choose a space for expected conversations and the team able to support them. Prepare welcome, rules and appeal routes.
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