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This is an idea page about "Level 2" social media where the media is used to help "other" people.

Most social media is aimed at allowing people to use it for themselves. We're calling this "level 1" social media.
Level 1 allows people to connect to new friends, old friends, services and a variety of useful resources for themselves.
The idea behind Level 2 social media is that the User has "clients." The clients can be friends, relatives, members of their church, neighbors, or actual clients of a social service organization. The users can be individuals, neighborhood leaders, neighborhood "helpers," social workers, political operatives, or anyone who wishes to be helpful to people that are not themselves.
A unique characteristic to level 2 social media is the potential for making matches. Match-making is therefore one of the uses for level 2 social media.

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 == This is an idea page about "Level 2" social media where the media is used to help "other" people.==
+* Most social media is aimed at allowing people to use it for themselves. We're calling this "'''level 1" social media'''.
-Most social media is aimed at allowing people to use it for themselves. We're calling this level 1 social media. Level 1 allows people to connect to new friends, old friends, services and a variety of useful resources. The idea behind Level 2 social media is that the User has "clients." The clients can be friends, relatives, members of their church, neighbors, or actual clients of a social service organization. The users can be individuals, neighborhood leaders, neighborhood "helpers," social workers, political operatives, or anyone who wishes to be helpful to people that are not themselves.
+* Level 1 allows people to connect to new friends, old friends, services and a variety of useful resources for themselves.
+* The idea behind Level 2 social media is that the User has "clients." The clients can be friends, relatives, members of their church, neighbors, or actual clients of a social service organization. The users can be individuals, neighborhood leaders, neighborhood "helpers," social workers, political operatives, or anyone who wishes to be helpful to people that are '''not themselves'''.
+* A unique characteristic to level 2 social media is the potential for making matches. Match-making is therefore one of the uses for level 2 social media.
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