Cannabis social networks
If you are a cannabis lover, you will surely enjoy connecting with like-minded people. While marijuana users use mainstream social networks like Facebook, Twitter, and Instagram, you might consider trying out some of the cannabis-specific networks out there. And is that posting on Facebook, Twitter, Instagram, YouTube, LinkedIn and other platforms can get you accidentally blocked or close your account simply for using a term like cannabis or marijuana. It's not that the terms are illegal, it's that the major social networks have yet to update their algorithms on permitted use based on location, while cannabis-specific social networks are keeping more abreast of changing regulations.
Additionally, the cannabis industry is booming, which means more brands are leveraging social media as a channel to promote their products, share educational information about cannabis use, and advocate for decriminalization, social justice, and destigmatization. However, due to the strict community guidelines of these mainstream social media platforms, and government regulations on promoting marijuana products, many brands are having a hard time building their communities.