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Montanans spend a whole lot of time on social media, but did you know that you can increase the respect you receive on social media by doing one simple thing?

Here are a few of the most interesting 'Missed Connections' from the Bozeman Craigslist page during the month of February.

I will say that their pool is super cool, but with rates well over $1,000 a night, you knew that Montana locals were going to have a few comments to share about the new luxury resort.

There's really nothing finer than the social media comments when someone asks a seemingly harmless question about the vibe of a few small towns. It's as if Bozeman folks can't help themselves...MUST...RESPOND...GIVE...WITTY...FEEDBACK.

TikTok is changing the lives of Montanans in ways they never expected. Here are a few of our favorite TikTok creators who have gained a considerable following.

We are all in this together. There's no need for all of the out of state hate.

A new drug in the form of a pill has hit the streets of Montana. Who are the makers targeting?

Has anyone else noticed the number of dumb questions about Bozeman on social media?

Bozeman is having an identity crisis. Where we came from vs. where we're going. Traffic. Housing. Comments about the weather. Nothings seems relaxed around here anymore and we're sort of hating on ourselves.

For years, people have been asking for a dislike button to accompany the "like" button. This was very understandable. There are many posts out there (mostly by Donald Trump and Kanye West) that deserve dislikes. Today though, Facebook has unveiled new options with their "like" button...

Thirty-three percent of small businesses use some form of mobile app according to a 2013 AT&T Small Business Technology Poll

This is the very first time I've watched a "how-to" video and followed through with it. The Makeup Nation posted how to get those beach waves in short hair. HOOKED! I've tried over and over again only to look like a poodle with that too-curly hair. This time was different.