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New Zealand shooting censorship: The aftermath of the Christchurch shooting reveals the country takes a tyrannical approach to digital freedoms
Discussing the video or the event, however, should be not seen in the same light that the event itself was. It should not be treated similarly, or even remotely the same.
How to use the Dissenter plugin to bring liberty back to the internet
Here a brand new community is forming that is focused on freedom of expression and quality of content.
Twitter tests hiding like and retweet numbers in an attempt to hide negative feedback
Twitter is testing a new feature which hides likes and retweet numbers on replies in its public beta testing app Twttr. If the test are successful, this feature could be integrated into the main Twitter app.
Dissenter by Gab launches an unbiased trending section to show you what’s really popular online
Dissenter, the comments section of the internet, has added a new trending section to its product which shows you the hottest posts on Dissenter by aggregating the total likes and comments for any web page on the platform.
Twitter’s plan to let users hide their tweet replies will help spread disinformation
Twitter is building this feature to protect conversations and ensure a healthy environment on the platform. However, many are seeing it as yet another form of censorship and suppressing discussion.
Dissenter by Gab passes 125,000 comments in its first week
Dissenter has seen an explosion of activity in its first week with 125,090 comments being left by 38,000 users.
Rotten Tomatoes removes pre-release comments and “want to see” score after fake news about Captain Marvel being review bombed
These changes have led to all criticisms of Captain Marvel being scrubbed from the site while positive comments about the movie are still promoted.
Free speech social network Gab and its Dissenter comments extension are now open to all users
Gab, the free speech social network, was previously invite-only and Dissenter, the extension that allows you to create Gab-hosted comments feeds for any website, was initially only available to Gab Pro users. Now anyone can sign up for a free Gab account and connect it to Dissenter.
Gab has just launched Dissenter – a censorship-proof comments section for the internet
This new browser plugin and web app can create a free speech focused comments section for any web page which is fully protected by the First Amendment of the United States Constitution.