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I think you need to put this in perspective. First, almost all tech projects get delayed. Heck, almost ALL projects in general get delayed. Look at what’s happening in construction right now. Delayed months and months for myriad reasons.

But, back to TS. They cannot utilize any of big tech’s servers or app stores. They can hardly find techs as they’re mostly libs. Now, couple this with the fact that the demand for this site is off the charts. It is stunning to see the sign up numbers, especially compared to every other platform. It took like 8 months for FB to get 1m. TS did it in a month.

They have to build the entire platform from scratch. Then they have to run a parallel track with Rumble (their server/video provider) to make sure they are ready and prepared when the entire platform opens. Imagine when they go to android and they go worldwide. There will be billions signing up. I would MUCH rather they take a slow roll to get it right than rush to open it and it crashes.

If you’re really pro liberty, establish your patience. It will be worth it.

If you take some time from your busy schedule and look at the 3 or 4 articles on Fox Business today Nunes admitted that they don’t have an Android app and that the priority is to onboard the IOS users currently on the waitlist. He gives no time schedule, not even a hint.

While I’m one of several here that are critical of the way TS is being run I have always expected that it would eventually get sorted out. After listening to Nunes today and his convoluted statements I’m beginning to think Donald Trump might see it is in his best interests to either give up on the thing or start all over from the beginning.

Personally I think the project should be put on hold, take the pressure off everyone, redesign and redeploy when it is ready. Regardless, my crystal ball is telling me labor day or there abouts for apple, android, web.

And yet, Gettr was up against similar odds and they managed. They were up in the summer of 2021 I believe.

Sorry, don't buy it. This should have been running last September. Yeah, they're facing terrible odds. Boo hoo. No reason to start from the ground up, no reason at all. Plenty of existing code out there to modify. Just poor execution.

There will be billions signing up. I would MUCH rather they take a slow roll to get it right than rush to open it and it crashes.

If, as you claim, there will be billions signing up, it will crash in any event.

This is another series of excuses about a late delivery and since I don't use social media, I really don't give a fat rat's ass, but it is Trump's project.