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Army social media best practices
The document provides best practices guidelines for Army personnel engaging in social media. It discusses policies around social media use and outlines tactics for implementing platforms like blogs, Facebook, and Twitter. The key points are: 1) Army personnel must maintain professional conduct online and remember policies around operations security and the Uniform Code of Military Justice. 2) Effective social media use requires planning, resources to maintain sites, and engagement with audiences. 3) Platforms like blogs and Facebook should present an official perspective and engage communities through content and comments. 4) Personnel must identify their Army affiliation online and make their commander aware of any personal blogs or profiles. Operations security and policies still apply to personal sites.
