A Small Shift in How I Share Content — and Why It Matters

Over the past while, most of my efforts have been focused on Facebook — testing content, building posting routines, and creating systems that are simple, repeatable, and easy to teach. Not just for social media, but for my private social network and website as well.

That daily testing phase has done its job.
You’ve seen a lot of new content posted daily, and that part is about to change.

My focus is now shifting to sharing that same content across 9+ different social networks for the Just Oshawa network — with everything leading back to my website as the central hub.

Here’s why that matters:
• Content on the website can be shared freely
• To comment, you simply become a member
• Membership is free
• This helps reduce spam, scams, and noise
• It keeps the space focused on truth, love, and compassion for all

Inside the private network:
• Content is posted in real time
• There are no algorithms
• Nothing is hidden
• Nothing is boosted
• No ads placed between what you see

You choose what you engage with — not what an algorithm decides to show you.
On many large platforms, much of what appears in feeds isn’t from friends or community — it’s paid content, boosted posts, or hidden ads designed to look organic. Whether we like it or not, that’s simply how those systems work.

I’ve chosen a different path.

Instead of paying for ads or boosting posts, I put those resources directly back into the community they come from — where those funds should stay.

This shift isn’t about doing less.

It’s about doing it with intention, sustainability, and transparency.
More soon.

Always with purpose.

Always with love.
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LIFE — Love Is For Everyone