Social media integration shouldn't be about turning everything into blinding white, and plaster social media icons all over the place with all their features. (Sadly, many websites choose to follow this idiotic pattern)  Instead, social media integration has to be about what it offers to the users in terms of enhancing their experience with a website.

Most of those features are pointless for the user. (Unless someone is a social media junkie, or badly needs to share a post) The only reason that you add a Twitter button, or a Facebook one is to generate traffic, and therefore use your users as a means of getting your rank higher in search results and to enhance the presence on the web.

Sep7agon isn't about that kind of exploitation, we have the website with some ads to keep the show running, and the true depth and importance of the website comes from the community, and people's efforts to make the content.

Now, would social media keep Sep7agon alive? I doubt so. Communities disappear over the years, despite their integration of social media tools. Putting a Twitter link, or icon might generate a couple of tweets, but unless you got something really interesting going on or a huge membership it doesn't really work.

Maybe some social media integration would help it stay alive.