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GBLike Twitter but nicer Spoutible functions like Twitter, but the people are a lot nicer. Its founder, Christopher Bouzy, is always adding new features. There is an overall community feeling that is lacking from Twitter. I imagine that Twitter might’ve been like this at the beginning. And to add icing to the cake, it’s a black owned business. A less pleasant aspect of the platform is that there are a lot of main stream Democrats, who have trouble tolerating views of minorities who are disenchanted by the parties neglect of vulnerable people, the environment and its blind support of Israel. However, it rarely reaches the nastiness level of Twitter. .
Jacqueline Wallace
GBI thoroughly enjoy Spoutible I thoroughly enjoy Spoutible. It feels safer, and yet there are plenty of discussions where opinions can differ. Mr Bouzy will not welcome hateful rhetoric or persons. There’s music and jokesters, the politically astute, cooks, an older crowd and some news magazines and bloggers. There could be more people and journalists. People are kind hearted but had good boundaries.
Jacquelyn Graham
GBWonderful site with great people! Wonderful site where I get an amazing amount of engagement and can debate and discuss without worrying about trolls and general jerks. No bigotry, racism, nor misogynistic garbage tolerated. No unwanted DMs and lots of humor and current events. Every time I look in on the previous hellXsite I’m appalled at the ugliness and hate running rampant and unchecked, even encouraged. I love Spoutible and everything it represents.
P.A. Miller
GBSpoutible is spectacular… Spoutible has grown into a spectacular community and it just keeps improving. The great and often unique features have been and continue to be added on a non-stop basis. Has it all: news serious politics, wonderful sub-communities, support for all kinds of people, a great music feed, and wild and wacky whimsy. Learn how it works (easy) and it’s the best site ever.
ecsbrooklyn
GBSpoutible feels like a community Spoutible feels like a community. The humor, the politics, the art, the camaraderie, new and old friends, and all the features like editing, numbered threads, and simple navigation, plus so much more, would have been enough. But the systematic and community intolerance of Nazis, harassers, and trolls makes it a safe and especially welcoming place. I've been there since it came online Feb 1, and I'm staying. Christopher Bouzy and the team are doing an amazing job.