- Facebook. I don't "actively" use it. As in, I don't rapid-fire status updates. I might post something interesting once a week or so. I just leave it in a tab and check it every few hours to see what my friends have to say. Along with that, it's a good chat platform with my friends.
- G+. I have an account which I put some basic info in but I don't use it at all.
- YouTube. I have a channel where I upload random clips from my video game sessions. Mostly silly things in World of Tanks. I mostly use YouTube for music. I have a rather large playlist of Touhou songs. I'm also subscribed to this cute cartoon about WoT.
- Snapchat. I use it to share pictures of my food to my food-fanatic friend, otherwise I usually just receive my friends' snaps.
- Reddit. Reddit is big for me. I don't comment much in huge threads, unless I have something particularly clever to say. Otherwise I hang around in specific game subreddits like r/worldoftanks. I'm also subscribed to other things that I'm interested in or part of such as r/CAD, r/goth, or r/engineering. I have a secondary account for posting in more personal subreddits.
Others
- Twitch. Normally I just stream because I want my friends to see something cool, or if a friend was interested in getting a game and I'd demo it through my stream for them. I usually don't stream just because. There are a couple streams that I tune in every once in a while.
- last.fm. "What music do you like?" *pastes last.fm profile* It's also a better radio than Pandora and Spotify IMO, at least in terms of similar music selections.
- Steam. Not sure if this is social media enough but with all the community features, I'd say it is. Shane, y u no add me on steam
That's pretty much it. My website right now just exists to serve my minecraft server's maps, as I'm still not sure what I really want to do with the space. At this point, social media exists more to just provide me with curated information, less as a location for me to submit content, but that may change soon.
