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Task8
I went to a dog cafe in Hongdae!
It was my first time seeing so many big dogs gathered together, so it was really fascinating and such a healing experience.
Take care, fluffy babies 🐾🩶
🔭 Your personal plan
From now on, I’m going to use social media more like a "professional portfolio." I’ll try to follow more business leaders for insights and keep my privacy settings tight. I want to make sure my digital footprint stays positive!
Task 10
After finishing the Treasure Hunt, I took some time to think about how I use social media. It was more than just an activity—it really changed my perspective on X.
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⚠️ The negatives - Distraction & Privacy
On the flip side, I noticed how easy it is to get distracted by random notifications. Also, sharing my daily life made me a bit worried about my privacy. It’s a reminder that I need to be more careful about what I post online.
✅ The positives - Connection
It was actually fun to see what my classmates were up to. I realized that social media is a powerful tool for staying connected and finding professional info quickly if you know where to look. It’s definitely more than just scrolling through memes.
Task 9
Our topic was hobbies, and we shared what we like to do in our free time. It was a fun and relaxed conversation, and I enjoyed hearing everyone's different interests.
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@Sehyeonnmmm Misleading information can spread so fast, so these kinds of corrections are essential for keeping the public well-informed. Thanks for sharing this case!
@hyeonhagbt Well said! I also think this is a very fair and helpful note. It adds a lot of necessary context about cultural heritage protection. Nice find!
Task 5
I believe this Community Note is helpful because it provides essential factual context about tax laws that was missing in the original post. It helps prevent misinformation by citing reliable sources.
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It would be completely wrong for a Government to stand by and allow companies to make excess profits from a war.
That’s why we’re taxing these windfall profits to help with the cost of living.
And why the Tories, Reform and the SNP are utterly wrong to oppose the windfall tax.