GETTR is a new social media platform with Twitter functionality but without Twitter censorship and, at least according to CEO Jason Miller, no interest in “shadow-banning” or suppressing the visibility of GETTR posts. Will it stay like that forever? Who knows. I certainly hope it does, but there are obviously no guarantees. If GETTR goes “Twitter” on us and starts kicking people off because the CEO dislikes their politics, well, we free-spirited people will just have to find a new home once again.
But at least for now, GETTR is definitely a lot less inquisitorial and intolerant of diverse opinion than Twitter. You know what they say: perfection is the enemy of the good. So I’ve decided to get on GETTR (here’s my GETTR profile by the way), now that it has a bit of momentum behind it, with the addition of high profile figures like Jordan Peterson, Joe Rogan, and Robert Malone.
A free speech platform with no interesting interlocutors is no good, so here are eighteen reasons with names and surnames to join GETTR - in no particular order, and not because I agree with everything these people say, or uncritically endorse their opinions, but because I can see myself learning something new and interesting from a conversation with them. I look forward to hearing their uncensored opinions on GETTR:
2. Joe Rogan
3. Scott Atlas
4. Jan Jekielek
5. Neil Oliver
6. Zoe Harcombe
8. Tony Hinton
9. Simone Gold
10. Ivor Cummins
11. Robert Malone
12. Norman Fenton
13. Jeffrey Tucker
14. Nick Hudson
15. Mark Dolan
16. Mark Changizi
17. Kathy Gyngell
18. Brett Weinstein
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I couldn't agree more. twitter is going down the tubes in terms of open conversation & is less useful, helpful, informative, balanced than it has ever been. I'm shifting more of my attention to gettr as time passes.