Researchers have discovered that people who use social media generally fall into one of two categories: 80 percent are so-called “Meformers,” who like to post messages that are all about telling everyone about what is going on with them. The remaining 20 percent are “Informers,” who tend to post non-self-related information—this could be things like helpful articles, amusing observations, funny videos, etc. Informers tend to have more friends and enjoy richer, more satisfying interactions than Meformers.
