Posted on 01/10/2021 4:25:20 AM PST by Onthebrink
Gab.com, the free speech friendly social network, says traffic has increased by more than 750 percent in the past few days, following the blacklisting of President Donald Trump from most mainstream tech platforms.
“Our traffic is up 753% in the past 24 hours. Tens of millions of visits,” said Gab in response to a question about slow loading speeds.
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Yup. Tried to create an account but can’t for now.
I signed up a while back using a password manager, but it won’t let me in - invalid pw or email. Somethings not right
Yep - had an account with Gab for a while but it was not intuitive to use so went with Parler - now both are ‘suffering” from a huge exodus from twitter and FB.
I deactivated Twitter account yesterday and cancelled Amazon prime this morning.
I am having issues this morning trying to access the site. I got some message about my browser checking the site before I could be taken to it. Huh? I use FireFox and now it says: We’re sorry, but something went wrong on our end.
Either it’s on overload or being blocked.
Gab is dragging bad just now.
If they can get the service provider to kick them off, they will. If all else fails, they will get the credit card company to refuse to do business with them. They did that for legal gun dealers.
The left is proving beyond any doubt that even the illusion of “free speech” is going to disappear and real soon. After that, fascism becomes the form of government.
That they do
A case that the democrat consider intelligence is a liability now days.
“they will get the credit card company to refuse to do business with them”
That already happened. You can only donate , pay for their pro account or buy their merch by check or bitcoin.
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