This document discusses social media and political communication. Social media allows for both intra-party communication through tools like groups and pages, as well as communication with the public to introduce policies, encourage voting, and campaign for donations or membership. While social media is free and easy to use, it also has weaknesses like clicktivism and the spread of misinformation. Best practices for political use of social media include building a following early over time, creating meaningful agendas and representatives for people to engage with, and fostering human connections to avoid coming across as robotic.