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Facebook every few months to see how people are doing. I was on it too much after the 2016 election because like many people, I could see January 6 coming already, and FB became a rather useless and performative rabbit hole. I started calling my representatives, sending postcards to voters, doing stuff that is real.

Instagram for friends/family and cooking and knitting mostly. A bit of focused political content (e.g. I work with recent immigrants, so the topic of migrants and refugees and immigration reform.)

I was never much on Twitter but now I’m not on it at all. I changed to Threads, but I’m not on it much either.

I will not sign up for Threads -- I do not use Facebook except for business sites, etc., and don't want to join Threads.
Prefer Bluesky and/or Post, or Mastodon or Spoutible... haven't settled yet but I do turn to Blsky and Post when I want the news.
I am on Twitter, but I don't reliably get fed the accounts that I follow. Plus, so many accounts have left.

I use Post. I’ll read Threads without an account when possible.

Twitter for news, opinions, information
Facebook for following a few nieces and nephews who post there
An SMS group for ongoing keeping in touch with siblings

Sometimes FB, sometimes Instagram. Never chose to have twitter or reddit.

I have FB and insta. I’ve only created a mastodon account to replace my Twitter but don’t check it.

@darcie_b: Will do. An incentive to post and engage a bit more over there, which is what earns invitations to offer others. It's not an easy moment for those professionally obligated to represent an organization or business on social media.