Pretty much the community guidelines

I think there's 2 policies

I'll screenshot the rest

They have stuff on privacy policy too

The usual "we have your basic information and information you provide to us and we may use that for legal reasons or marketing"

You can find the guidelines and any additional information on the settings

I don't use Twatter or Parler, but I'd assume that Twatter has many more pages for their guidelines.

Probably

That all seemed to be too basic and straightforward

I only use Twitter to follow up on Candace Owens roasts and to report AOC tweets

When I'm bored

Yeah lol Parler is the most straightforward social media platform I've ever seen

If Parler wasn't, from what I hear, just another echo chamber; I'd probably consider it.

I mean... It's called an echo when you share someone else's parley (post) on your feed

Stfu, is it really?

Lmao yeah

Well.... points for honesty, I guess.

Yep

I don't use it often unless it's to check Tyler Zed posts and the occasional Babylon Bee headline

And I guess it has a bit of a reddit set up too

Because you can "vote" for posts

Basically upvoting

Are there downvotes?

No

So it's like twitter in that sense

Everyone's afraid of dissension nowadays, smh.

Mhm

I wish there were downvotes tho

Just in general

I like the system here in the respect that I can place some sort of negative or positive reaction to something.

Yeah

✨ democracy✨

Lol

I prefer to call it Free Will

North Korea and China are democracies

Its semantics, I know

Yeah

I don't like arguing semantics when merriam webster changes their definitions every other day

Depends on the whims of the PC Police