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The Facebook page for MathOverflow is currently pulled from the Wikipedia article. The Twitter account has no avatar and only 90 follows. The most active is the Google+ account, which posted about moderator elections 5 months ago.

It would be nice to see MO have more of a social media presence.

Would you be interested in converting the FB page into an official page, and having it be managed by the MO community? Being a social-media manager (or content curator) for MathOverflow could be an elected position, like being a moderator on the site.

This could also tie into the thread on how to emphasize MathOverflow's best content: post it on social media, and target influencers to share it (e.g., Terry Tao).

The Facebook page for MathOverflow is currently pulled from the Wikipedia article. The Twitter account has no avatar and only 90 follows. The most active is the Google+ account, which posted about moderator elections 5 months ago.

It would be nice to see MO have more of a social media presence.

Would you be interested in converting the FB page into an official page, and having it be managed by the MO community? Being a social-media manager (or content curator) for MathOverflow could be an elected position, like being a moderator on the site.

This could also tie into the thread on how to emphasize MathOverflow's best content: post it on social media, and target influencers to share it (e.g., Terry Tao).

The Facebook page for MathOverflow is currently pulled from the Wikipedia article. The Twitter account has no avatar and only 90 follows.

It would be nice to see MO have more of a social media presence.

Would you be interested in converting the FB page into an official page, and having it be managed by the MO community? Being a social-media manager for MathOverflow could be an elected position, like being a moderator on the site.

The Facebook page for MathOverflow is currently pulled from the Wikipedia article. The Twitter account has no avatar and only 90 follows. The most active is the Google+ account, which posted about moderator elections 5 months ago.

It would be nice to see MO have more of a social media presence.

Would you be interested in converting the FB page into an official page, and having it be managed by the MO community? Being a social-media manager (or content curator) for MathOverflow could be an elected position, like being a moderator on the site.

This could also tie into the thread on how to emphasize MathOverflow's best content: post it on social media, and target influencers to share it (e.g., Terry Tao).