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Hey everyone, I wanted to bring up something that's been nagging at me. There's something often overlooked in these cases—the impact of social media. With Faith Braughton being missing, I've noticed tons of posts and shared alerts on platforms like Instagram and Facebook. It's amazing how quickly the community has rallied online to spread the word. But I'm curious: does this widespread sharing actually help? I'm hoping that by raising awareness, we can increase the chance of someone recognizing Faith or remembering something helpful. I get that it can sometimes be difficult to separate fact from speculation online, but the sheer reach social media offers seems to outweigh that downside. What do you all think? Has anyone here seen cases where social media really made a difference? Would love to hear your thoughts!
