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Ask your questions here by commenting on this pad! All posts are anonymous.

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Ask your questions here by commenting on this pad! All posts are anonymous.

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What catches your eye as you're scrolling through your feed? What would make you stop to read a post?

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What do you normally look at? Are you just scrolling, or do you tend to interact?

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Do you know our general goal? What services we provide? Have you seen us on Instagram?

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Why are websites such as cdc.gov, drugabuse.gov, and samhsa.gov good to use?

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They can compact key information into short haikus

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Whether its pinterest for outfits aesthetics, fashion to tik tok for laughs and relatable content to instagram catching up on what my friends have been up to

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.gov or includes multiple sources within article

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.gov or includes multiple sources within article

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You would except government articles to have extensive research to back up there argument/ topic at hand. Having multiple resources cited proves that it's not opinionated piece coming from one point of view.

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Running for about 11 years or so attached to DBH and SAMHSA

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I don’t have social media

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They give out good information

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A source is trustworthy when it has .edu or .gov

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Colors to attract, information that makes them stay and read on I guess...