Ironically, in my local "market" at least, Facebook usability has pivoted. What was once an interesting stream of what your friends are up to, in a way that, s

Ironically, in my local "market" at least, Facebook usability has pivoted. What was once an interesting stream of what your friends are up to, in a way that, say, Strava still is, is now a morass of clickbait, borderline porn and such. However "groups" are free of that garbage and work very well indeed, for local cycling activity, historical interest and most importantly, neighbourhood interaction. And Facebook Marketplace is now where to go for secondhand stuff, having relegated the local former leader (Kijiji) to distant second place except, again, niches like auto sales.