Social Media Platforms
A broad domain covering major online platforms where users create, share, and interact with digital content under platform-specific norms, features, and algorithms.
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Snapchat is a multimedia messaging app where users share self-destructing photos and videos, known as Snaps, as well as Stories and augmented reality (AR) experiences, encouraging playful and spontaneous interactions within private and semi-public groups.
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Snapchat
Social Media Influencers are individuals who cultivate distinct personal brands on digital platforms, engage audiences through content creation, and often monetize their online presence through partnerships, sponsorships, and various insider tactics.
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Social Media Influencers
Influencer culture is a global community where individuals build personal brands and monetize their social media presence, sharing insider knowledge, strategies, and rituals unique to the digital creator economy.
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Social Media Influencer Culture
A vibrant community of sports fans who interact primarily via social media, creating real-time commentary, viral content, and digital fan cultures around teams and sporting events.
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Social Media Sports Fandom
A global community leveraging social platforms to advocate for and organize around social or political causes, using tactics like hashtag campaigns, viral content, and coordinated calls to action.
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Social Media Activism
Social Media Marketers are professionals who specialize in building and managing brand presence, engagement, and campaigns across social media platforms, using targeted strategies and analytics to drive business objectives.
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Social Media Marketers
Facebook is a global social networking platform enabling billions to connect, share content, and join online communities across personal, professional, and commercial interests.
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Decentralized social networks are online communities that operate on federated protocols, allowing users across independent servers (instances) to interact seamlessly. These networks prioritize user sovereignty, resisting centralized control by distributing governance and content hosting.
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Decentralized Social Networks
Platform moderators and community managers are the professionals and volunteers responsible for enforcing rules, managing user interactions, and fostering healthy engagement within online communities.
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Platform Moderators & Community Managers
A broad domain encompassing major Mainland Chinese online platforms where users create, share, and interact under platform-specific cultures, features, and norms (e.g., WeChat messaging, Weibo microblogging, Douyin short videos).
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Chinese Social Media Platforms
A broad domain covering online applications that enable real-time text, voice, and multimedia conversations, featuring personal and group chat, ephemeral versus persistent messaging formats, and varied social interaction norms.
Contains 15 bubbles
Social Messaging Platforms
A broad domain covering online social platforms that center on sharing and interacting with visual content—photos, images, graphics, and short videos. These platforms foster distinct aesthetic subcultures, platform-specific features, and visual communication norms. They include photo-centric networks like Instagram and Pinterest, as well as hybrid and ephemeral visual platforms.
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Visual-based Social Media Platforms
A space covering online platforms designed primarily for user-generated videos under 60 seconds, each fostering unique creative subcultures, editing tools, and algorithm-driven discovery models across multiple services.
Contains 3 bubbles
Short-form Video Platforms
A broad domain covering online gaming platforms that integrate friend networks, asynchronous and synchronous multiplayer, in-game chat, and social feeds. It focuses on casual, skill-based games hosted on social networks or mobile apps, distinguishing itself from general gaming by its built-in social mechanics and community-driven play patterns.
Contains 4 bubbles
Social Gaming Platforms
Instagram is a visual-first social media platform where users share photos, videos, Stories, Reels, and feeds, underpinning diverse communities—photographers, influencers, brands, and niche fan tribes—each with platform-specific aesthetics, hashtag rituals, and algorithm literacy.
Contains 8 bubbles
Broad domain encompassing digital applications that enable real-time text, voice, and multimedia communication across personal and group conversations, with varied encryption models and platform integrations.
Contains 13 bubbles
Messaging Apps
Broad domain encompassing group-based community features across social media platforms, each with its own moderation norms, engagement rituals, and algorithmic governance.
Contains 8 bubbles
Social Media Community Groups
Reddit is a social news aggregation, content rating, and discussion platform organized into user-moderated communities called subreddits, each with its own rules, culture, and moderation norms.
Contains 5 bubbles
Snapchat is a multimedia messaging app where users share self-destructing photos and videos, known as Snaps, as well as Stories and augmented reality (AR) experiences, encouraging playful and spontaneous interactions within private and semi-public groups.
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Social Media Influencers are individuals who cultivate distinct personal brands on digital platforms, engage audiences through content creation, and often monetize their online presence through partnerships, sponsorships, and various insider tactics.
0Social Media Influencers
Influencer culture is a global community where individuals build personal brands and monetize their social media presence, sharing insider knowledge, strategies, and rituals unique to the digital creator economy.
0Social Media Influencer Culture
A vibrant community of sports fans who interact primarily via social media, creating real-time commentary, viral content, and digital fan cultures around teams and sporting events.
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A global community leveraging social platforms to advocate for and organize around social or political causes, using tactics like hashtag campaigns, viral content, and coordinated calls to action.
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Social Media Marketers are professionals who specialize in building and managing brand presence, engagement, and campaigns across social media platforms, using targeted strategies and analytics to drive business objectives.
0Social Media Marketers
Facebook is a global social networking platform enabling billions to connect, share content, and join online communities across personal, professional, and commercial interests.
0Decentralized social networks are online communities that operate on federated protocols, allowing users across independent servers (instances) to interact seamlessly. These networks prioritize user sovereignty, resisting centralized control by distributing governance and content hosting.
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Platform moderators and community managers are the professionals and volunteers responsible for enforcing rules, managing user interactions, and fostering healthy engagement within online communities.
0Platform Moderators & Community Managers
A broad domain encompassing major Mainland Chinese online platforms where users create, share, and interact under platform-specific cultures, features, and norms (e.g., WeChat messaging, Weibo microblogging, Douyin short videos).
Contains 6 bubblesChinese Social Media Platforms
A broad domain covering online applications that enable real-time text, voice, and multimedia conversations, featuring personal and group chat, ephemeral versus persistent messaging formats, and varied social interaction norms.
Contains 15 bubblesSocial Messaging Platforms
A broad domain covering online social platforms that center on sharing and interacting with visual content—photos, images, graphics, and short videos. These platforms foster distinct aesthetic subcultures, platform-specific features, and visual communication norms. They include photo-centric networks like Instagram and Pinterest, as well as hybrid and ephemeral visual platforms.
Contains 4 bubblesVisual-based Social Media Platforms
A space covering online platforms designed primarily for user-generated videos under 60 seconds, each fostering unique creative subcultures, editing tools, and algorithm-driven discovery models across multiple services.
Contains 3 bubblesShort-form Video Platforms
A broad domain covering online gaming platforms that integrate friend networks, asynchronous and synchronous multiplayer, in-game chat, and social feeds. It focuses on casual, skill-based games hosted on social networks or mobile apps, distinguishing itself from general gaming by its built-in social mechanics and community-driven play patterns.
Contains 4 bubblesSocial Gaming Platforms
Instagram is a visual-first social media platform where users share photos, videos, Stories, Reels, and feeds, underpinning diverse communities—photographers, influencers, brands, and niche fan tribes—each with platform-specific aesthetics, hashtag rituals, and algorithm literacy.
Contains 8 bubblesBroad domain encompassing digital applications that enable real-time text, voice, and multimedia communication across personal and group conversations, with varied encryption models and platform integrations.
Contains 13 bubblesMessaging Apps
Broad domain encompassing group-based community features across social media platforms, each with its own moderation norms, engagement rituals, and algorithmic governance.
Contains 8 bubblesSocial Media Community Groups
Reddit is a social news aggregation, content rating, and discussion platform organized into user-moderated communities called subreddits, each with its own rules, culture, and moderation norms.
Contains 5 bubblesSimilar Spaces
A broad domain covering online platforms where users create, share, and interact with user-generated content across text, images, audio, and video; it encompasses diverse independent communities and cultural practices specific to each platform.
Contains 24 bubbles
Social Media
A broad domain encompassing the infrastructure and services enabling online interactions, content creation, sharing, and digital commerce across the internet; includes social networks, messaging apps, streaming services, marketplaces, and niche community sites.
Contains 7 bubbles
Internet Platforms
A broad domain covering online applications that enable real-time text, voice, and multimedia conversations, featuring personal and group chat, ephemeral versus persistent messaging formats, and varied social interaction norms.
Contains 15 bubblesSocial Messaging Platforms
A broad domain encompassing web- and mobile-based platforms that host, organize, and facilitate user-generated group discussions, chats, and interest-based communities, each with platform-specific features, moderation norms, and cultural rituals.
Contains 9 bubbles
Online Community Platforms
A broad domain encompassing major Mainland Chinese online platforms where users create, share, and interact under platform-specific cultures, features, and norms (e.g., WeChat messaging, Weibo microblogging, Douyin short videos).
Contains 6 bubblesChinese Social Media Platforms
Broad domain of digital platforms facilitating real-time one-to-one and group messaging, channels, multimedia sharing, and bots across personal, public, and enterprise contexts.
Contains 3 bubbles
Messaging Platforms
A broad domain covering online platforms where users create, share, and interact with user-generated content across text, images, audio, and video; it encompasses diverse independent communities and cultural practices specific to each platform.
Contains 24 bubblesSocial Media
A broad domain encompassing the infrastructure and services enabling online interactions, content creation, sharing, and digital commerce across the internet; includes social networks, messaging apps, streaming services, marketplaces, and niche community sites.
Contains 7 bubblesInternet Platforms
A broad domain covering online applications that enable real-time text, voice, and multimedia conversations, featuring personal and group chat, ephemeral versus persistent messaging formats, and varied social interaction norms.
Contains 15 bubblesSocial Messaging Platforms
A broad domain encompassing web- and mobile-based platforms that host, organize, and facilitate user-generated group discussions, chats, and interest-based communities, each with platform-specific features, moderation norms, and cultural rituals.
Contains 9 bubblesOnline Community Platforms
A broad domain encompassing major Mainland Chinese online platforms where users create, share, and interact under platform-specific cultures, features, and norms (e.g., WeChat messaging, Weibo microblogging, Douyin short videos).
Contains 6 bubblesChinese Social Media Platforms
Broad domain of digital platforms facilitating real-time one-to-one and group messaging, channels, multimedia sharing, and bots across personal, public, and enterprise contexts.
Contains 3 bubblesMessaging Platforms
Popular among members of Social Media Platforms
Facebook is a global social networking platform enabling billions to connect, share content, and join online communities across personal, professional, and commercial interests.
Social Media Journalism is a professional community of journalists who use platforms like Twitter, Facebook, Instagram, and TikTok as their primary tools for reporting, sourcing, and audience interaction. Members share distinctive approaches tailored to social algorithms, virality tactics, and real-time digital storytelling.
Social Media Journalism
Decentralized social networks are online communities that operate on federated protocols, allowing users across independent servers (instances) to interact seamlessly. These networks prioritize user sovereignty, resisting centralized control by distributing governance and content hosting.
Decentralized Social Networks
A global community leveraging social platforms to advocate for and organize around social or political causes, using tactics like hashtag campaigns, viral content, and coordinated calls to action.
Social Media Activism
Social Media Influencers are individuals who cultivate distinct personal brands on digital platforms, engage audiences through content creation, and often monetize their online presence through partnerships, sponsorships, and various insider tactics.
Social Media Influencers
Platform Creator Communities are self-organized tribes of content creators who build audiences, careers, and cultures centered on a specific platform such as YouTube, TikTok, or Twitch. Each community develops its own identity, practices, insider language, and approaches to engagement and monetization.
Platform-specific Creator Communities
Facebook is a global social networking platform enabling billions to connect, share content, and join online communities across personal, professional, and commercial interests.
Social Media Journalism is a professional community of journalists who use platforms like Twitter, Facebook, Instagram, and TikTok as their primary tools for reporting, sourcing, and audience interaction. Members share distinctive approaches tailored to social algorithms, virality tactics, and real-time digital storytelling.
Social Media Journalism
Decentralized social networks are online communities that operate on federated protocols, allowing users across independent servers (instances) to interact seamlessly. These networks prioritize user sovereignty, resisting centralized control by distributing governance and content hosting.
Decentralized Social Networks
A global community leveraging social platforms to advocate for and organize around social or political causes, using tactics like hashtag campaigns, viral content, and coordinated calls to action.
Social Media Activism
Social Media Influencers are individuals who cultivate distinct personal brands on digital platforms, engage audiences through content creation, and often monetize their online presence through partnerships, sponsorships, and various insider tactics.
Social Media Influencers
Platform Creator Communities are self-organized tribes of content creators who build audiences, careers, and cultures centered on a specific platform such as YouTube, TikTok, or Twitch. Each community develops its own identity, practices, insider language, and approaches to engagement and monetization.
Platform-specific Creator Communities
Influencer culture is a global community where individuals build personal brands and monetize their social media presence, sharing insider knowledge, strategies, and rituals unique to the digital creator economy.
Social Media Influencer Culture
Virtual World Platforms are online 3D spaces where users create avatars, interact socially, and build immersive environments, fostering distinct in-world communities beyond conventional gaming.
Virtual World Platforms
Social Media Managers are professionals who manage and grow brands' reputations and engagement on social platforms through content creation, scheduling, analysis, and community interaction.
Social Media Managers
Social Media Marketing is a professional community focused on promoting brands and products through platforms like Facebook, Instagram, Twitter, LinkedIn, and TikTok. Practitioners specialize in strategies for content creation, audience engagement, advertising, and data-driven campaign optimization.
Social Media Marketing
Academic Knowledge Sharing Platforms are online networks where scholars and researchers connect, share scholarly works, engage in discourse, and build reputational standing within their fields.
Academic Knowledge Sharing Platforms
A vibrant community of sports fans who interact primarily via social media, creating real-time commentary, viral content, and digital fan cultures around teams and sporting events.