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To: Timpanagos1
I know you did not ask me, just using your post to give my impression of gab.

It was not a long wait-not sure but after twitter started banning certain posters before the election, gab seemed to work overtime clearing those on the waiting list. (Not fact, just my impression).

I only lurk. Sites such as gab & twitter confuse me. I like a conversation to have a beginning with a progression to an end, like the threads here.

NOT a criticism of gab-it’s just the way my brain works. Sooner or later I will get a handle on it & stick my toe in the water.

Anyway, It is a good site with promises of no censorship. I do follow a few gabbers [?] that were purged from twitter.

No censorship means no censorship which means there will be posts I find objectionable/offensive/repugnant. That's okay. I'm a big girl, I can handle words, even the “baby kitty” word. Doesn't bother me, but it does bother others so “baby kitty” it is. :-). (Not sure, but I think there is a way to filter what you see

29 posted on 11/30/2016 1:40:17 PM PST by Protect the Bill of Rights
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To: Protect the Bill of Rights

“Sites such as gab & twitter confuse me. I like a conversation to have a beginning with a progression to an end, like the threads here.”

Think of it as more of a grapevine. The hashtags, #MAGA, are used to sort of categorize things. You CAN have a conversation but it’s one on one and limited to 300 characters which is better than the twit’s 140 characters.

Kind of a cross between drudge and FR. Mostly used as a P2P news aggregator but with the ability to converse. Also, you can pick and choose which people to follow, like twitter.


30 posted on 11/30/2016 5:00:27 PM PST by Pollard (TRUMP 2016)
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