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With the rapid development of internet technology, our era has undergone tremendous changes. Globally, there are countless social apps, taking up a substantial portion of the rankings. Social software is highly flexible, much more so than traditional SMS communication, and it’s also more cost-effective. Here, I particularly recommend Facebook. For someone like me who isn't very good at socializing, its value lies not in online friendships but in the campus information it provides. Although I often receive friend requests from unfamiliar fellow students, interactions are mostly limited to liking each other's posts with little deep communication, which can be quite frustrating.

However, there are two features on Facebook that I heavily rely on: event information for clubs and campus discussion groups. Let's talk about club event information first. By searching for and following the school and club names, you will get notifications whenever the club posts updates. For example, if the Korean Student Association announces they are holding a cultural festival, the president will post the event details on Facebook, including the specific time and location. I can also mark my interest in the event and invite friends to join.

As for the campus discussion groups, they have almost become like a mini flea market within the school. People sell their used books or offer various paid services, such as carpooling or photography services. Through these frequent interactions, I've also made quite a few friends here.