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[quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous]For what its worth, I post it on social media so it's saved, and I can revisit it in the future.

I don't really care that much how much engagement it gets.

Plus, its a great way for my Dad to watch the highlights of his grandchildren.

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I do the exact thing.  I have found it has been amazing for memories and my kids love to revisit what they did several years back (as do I).  I am blown away at how little they looked or what an accomplishment something was back then.  I think I will feel the same about today's accomplishments.  Only close friends and family engages and we root one another (and the kids) on.

Why do you care what is in someone else's feed, scroll on.  I do think it is completely obnoxious to talk about beating another kid.  That is gross.[/quote]

I do the exact thing too! We are in a different LSC, and my kid won the fly events for 10u, so we looked back at his very first fly race from a couple of years ago.

Except I have all the videos and photos saved in google drive and I never posted any swim results, photos or videos to social media. Posting things to social media so that you can “save them” is transparently disingenuous. You can share the videos with your family in many ways without posting to social media. People post to social media to share news that they want to share with everyone, not just their family, but it’s so hard for people to admit it. [/quote]

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