Parler

I turned to Parler after my first temporary suspension on Twitter and am now full time on Parler! They take development and user control very seriously if you don’t like something you simply filter it out of your feed. Be free to say what you want, when you want, how you want!! The only barriers to speech are those legally upheld by the SCOTUS. Don’t incite violence (actual violence, words aren’t violence) and don’t make threats to people! Things we should all live by anyway!! As soon as my close family and friends are here, I will do away with Facebook and Instagram as well! Parler is growing and yes there are hiccups but they’re very fast to correct them and do updates! My favorite part is the user verification, if the other guys did this we wouldn’t have to worry about bots meddling in our elections etc...Thank You Parler “right” “left” “center” it doesn’t matter all are welcome!!

I love Parler! It is refreshing and open. Interaction is common, and intellectually motivating! Many great minds are being found on Parler that were silenced elsewhere! As long as you are not hurting anyone, or calling for violence against anyone (unlike twitter who allows this from the left) then you have no problem here! You can openly speak your mind and have honest conversation! Only issue I see is that we are not reaching those that need to be reached, those that are not getting true unedited information on Twitter. It is still a new platform, and as such is still working out the “bugs” to make it better. But it is getting better all the time and is growing exponentially fast! So if you still enjoy true freedom of speech (everyone is welcome just treat others as you want to be treated) then join us on Parler!

When Twitter began to censor Conservative views and commentators I liked, I looked at several platforms. Another platform I joined was Gab. However, many of my favorite commentators who were kicked off of Twitter for their Conservative views have migrated to Parler, and I am having massive technical issues with the Gab platform for which is seems it’s impossible to get any help. I was looking for a dependable alternate social media platform, and my need for that increased when Facebook deleted my account. After my experience with Facebook, I can imagine the day when Twitter will do the same, and I am missing the accounts that used to be on Twitter that are now on Parler. So Parler appears at present to be a promising new platform. So far Parler does not have sufficient accounts to substitute for Twitter. However I believe it has a lot of potential, so I am giving it a chance. And, unlike Gab, Parler appears to be well designed and responsive to end-user issues. Unlike Gab, many others I respect who were kicked off of Twitter are migrating here. IMO, Parler has surmounted a number of important challenges and has great promise. That is why I am giving the Parler App a 5-star rating at this time.

The app itself is running better and better. It’s very Twitter-like, and seems to be getting more robust with added features as time goes by. But what really gives this 5 stars is the introduction of a new concept in Social Media: the idea that the USER, not the Media Company, decides what the conversation should be. The users control content. No shadow-banning, no throttling, no mysterious reduction in followers, no biased algorithms. They only ask you to abide by 1st Amendment rules as set forth by the Constitution and the SCOTUS in regards to what you can and cannot say. It’s a breath of fresh air on an internet clogged with social media overseers thinking they know better than I do what I should and should not be able to say. Bravo to Parler for bucking the terribly anti-freedom of speech trends.

Since Twitter has became a pile of heaping feces catering to the left, eyes have been glued in anticipation awaiting the inevitable talent to produce a non-bias App, hence, the Parler App. Like any new business, kinks are being ironed out swiftly, and the Parler App is beaming with promise for the silenced and shadowbanned victims of Twitter and other known social media platforms. There is community on Parler, voices are heard, there is hope here as well as a welcome mat for all voices, and that is precisely what freedom of speech is, to be heard, to be allowed to have opinions without being thrown in Internet jail. I highly recommend giving her a try, especially if you are aware of the bias of the likes of Twitter, Facebook, and instagram. So take care and thanks for reading, I hope to see you on Parler!