If you are tired of filter algorithms limiting what information shows up in your feeds, what kinds of people you can talk to and which public figures and specialists whose work you hear about, then...
1. Go to at least one of the following social media hub websites in the list.
2. On a hub website, look under at least one of the general categories your question or request falls under.
3. Follow a link to at least one webpage or website which you are absolutely certain is relevant to your question or request. (This could be located on the hub website itself or it could be located on another website linked from that hub.)
4. Find the nearest relevant discussion or comment thread and ask real people for directions to where you can get the information or help you're looking for. If you don't know what to ask for, then you are looking for "general background information or resources" about a topic or field.
5. If there is no discussion or comment thread, look for the "about us" or "contact us" sections and contact a real person who works for or runs the webpage or website.
Google.com: general searching
Youtube.com: videos
Facebook.com: offline community event organizing, general public and private forums for a variety of communities
Reddit.com: general public forums for a variety of subjects/interests
Twitter.com: quick public updates from public figures, general public comments thereupon
Discord.com: general public forums for a variety of communities and subjects/interests, primarily of the instant message variety
Amazon.com and Ebay.com: main shopping hubs
Yelp.com: reviews for businesses and applied specialists and general information about them
Fandom.com: Hub for media and entertainment culture
Wikipedia.org: general (incomplete) encyclopedia of the world's collective background knowledge
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