For a while now, social networks have arrived into our lives and have positioned themselves as something extremely usual in our daily routine. In the same way that we get up at a certain time and follow a cadence of actions that allows us to effectively fulfill all our real obligations (understanding the term as belonging to our real life), we also do it with our virtual obligations. We have a multitude of networks at our disposal that allow us to be in contact with the world and with the people we choose, and each of these platforms has been created so that we can interact with our contacts according to the way and manner in which they have been designed, and this implies the responsibility in the use that we make of them, even more when what we write is permanent for a last, and we will be responsible for the consequences that derive from it.

Make the right use of social networks is not only an obligation, but also must be a responsibility, and not only to avoid negative consequences in the future, but because we can create a real wave of help and collaboration that, without any doubt, will bring us earnings. Technology makes available to us wonderful tools from which we can get performance, and one of those benefits has to come through putting value on who we are, what we do and the contacts we have in order to link needs and solutions and collaborate to the improvement of the components of our community. For me, personally, this is the true value of social networks, but I want to insist that ALWAYS be with the aim of helping and collaborating, and not to expand a network of contacts without more sense than size.