You should reconsider using Actifit. It’s entirely up to you how you want to use it. My approach has always been for it to be part of my posting. It’s a way to remind me that every time I spend time on social media, I also balance it out with exercise. Else, I’d be a whale and not the rich kind.

I don’t like a lot of the reports myself and I don’t enjoy some of the behaviours, but that applies to all of the block chain. I have a specific interest in the kind of fitness-conscious individuals I’m seeking and the type of posts. I’m just looking for encouragement, which is why the app attracted me. Actifit is still young and I’m hoping with time, a more diverse range of people will participate.

I really see the report as a link address, and an appendix to my posts. It keeps me connected to the platform. Why would anyone look negatively upon an app that encourages us to look after ourselves. We’ve enough self-appointed experts pontificating on how we should live our lives, Self-promotion, posting cutesy pictures or videos no one actually watches. Why would a fitness report that actually did some real positive affect to a person’s life be offensive and less interesting? It’s been well establish most don’t read posts anyway.

Reporting on fitness is never a bad thing. But I would prefer people treat it as a proper post and try to be a little engaging. I don’t think we should hide our reports in another account as if it’s something to be ashamed of. It’s part of who we are. And if it’s too boring for you, it just wasn’t meant to be. 😛