Be me

>Be me
>See social media sites blocking people for their views
>Know that ultimately, being that the social media site has a right of ownership to their property, they can silence whoever they want for any reason.
>Know a little PHP code and SQL
>Decide to build entire blog platform because I know I wouldn't silence people for their beliefs.
>Actually fucking do it. Took 3 months, been working on small changes ever since.

Today I have added a facebook crawler meta tags to be able to pull an image to then show when someone links the homepage. Additionally some SQL entries that had to do with some back end stuff, long story short "making https load all images through https" versus just text.


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You should make an explanatory meme of what this is, like this image is doing. It'll attract more attention

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too bad jordan peterson is already launching his free speech platform for only $19.99 a month. he has sargon on it ffs, who you got?

Interesting idea. I do art as well, I might be able to pull off a comic or something.

Yeah, I mean I don't have the power of Sargon or Jordan. but this shit is mine. I built it. I won't get silcenced on it and neither will you.

i'm just taking a piss, buddy, mostly on jbp. good for you, though, looks like a reasonable idea

fuck the avatar requirement tho. remove it

Nice work, user
I don't know if you have to comply or not, but for European users you may have to show a notice for it to be GDPR compliant
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Just trying to add up to your project, in case the GDPR shit is needed

Nice...
Is the commenting part of your app as well?

So like... I wanted people to have ownership of their own article. IF at some point they don't like an article tied to their name, they have a right to remove it freely. Of course, in the instance of registering itself, no personally identifiable information is required to set up an account.