PLEASE -- When discussing sensitive topics such as sex, politics, religion, and sports, use a hashtag or content warning so those of us who don't want to read about it can filter out those posts. Keeping your hashtags generic (sex, sports, politics, religion) is appreciated by those of us who don't want to have to filter out every sports team's name, each political party or event, etc. It only takes a second to add a content warning using the CW in the lower right corner of the text box. Thanks.
@Oma_Trisha I am sure it exists somewhere but is there a convient way to find a list of hashtags?
@AntonioBruno if you're on your cell phone, click the three lines in the upper right corner, then go below the gray box to the word help. It will take you to the user guide. Scroll down and you'll find the link for commonly used hashtags under "Posting Content." #CoSoEtiquette
@Oma_Trisha @AntonioBruno That's about as good as it gets since hashtags by design can literally be any word(s).
@Daren @AntonioBruno in the case of many sensitive topics, though, generalizing is better because it covers a variety of subtopics. For example, using # sports (without the space) instead of football, basketball, hockey, soccer, or baseball -- or # politics instead of midterms, elections, Democrats, Republicans, or Congress.
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