Wednesday, February 3, 2021

Quora Censorship and Fuckery

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  1. A strong connection with T-1 remains to this day. The origins of he he started Quora 12 years ago at age 24 remain unclear. The story around it is fiction and the source of funding raises many red flags

    Blue leader suspects records have been expunged.

    D'Angelo is mostly a stooge to this day. He's not built for prison so he may crack.

    We should consider handing off the bulk of this investigation and have PFA quarterback it.


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    1. For now let's keep digging. We are confident that more will come forward and we can refer them to mainstream and independents.

      We have people in touch with Legal Eagle who is reviewing the evidence so far. Again, keep digging.

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  2. Some disturning facts about Quora and It's alleged founder.

    Quora Censors And Spreads Propaganda

    1. The punk who started Quora, Adam D`Angelo, claims to have started Quora in 2008 with $20 million of his own money. That has to be BS.

    2. D'Angelo has a long relationship with Zuckerberg

    3. Censorship on Quora is rampant and violates the right to free speech. To justify their censorship Quora has created ambiguous catch all rules much like in the way corrupt police department use disturbing the peace, or obstruction of justice to arrest people they know are innocent.

    4. Like Zuckerberg and Dorsey D'Angelo appears to be Trump owned.

    5. Quora uses bots to censor, stifle, shape and ban speech that is legal in the public square. Social media is the public square

    6. "Quorians" explain their censorship as "crowd sourced". The other word for crowd sourced is mob rule. I suspect I was banned for saying, Quora crowd sourced moderation was mob rule censorship. Having a crowd of anonymous assholes act as referees is very much like getting rid of referees and umpires and allowing the crowd to enforce and interpret to rules.

    7. Quora's appeal process is a sham.

    8. Quora misrepresents itself as a platform to freely discuss a variety of topic but the truth is, if a member of the Quora mob doesn't like what you say you get targeted by their trolls.

    9. Like other social media platforms, lying is tolerated and unpopular speech is banned.

    10. The TOS on Quora probably constitutes a contract between the user and Quora. Terms of service (also known as terms of use and terms and conditions, commonly abbreviated as TOS or ToS, ToU or T&C) are the legal agreements between a service provider and a person who wants to use that service. The person must agree to abide by the terms of service in order to use the offered service.[1] Terms of service can also be merely a disclaimer, especially regarding the use of websites. Vague language and lengthy sentences used in the terms of use have brought concerns on customer privacy and raised public awareness in many ways.

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