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what are your thoughts on saidit?
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this post was submitted on 22 Jun 2025
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Years back when I checked it out it was full of people into conspiracy theories and general bigotry. Interestingly they weren't specifically right-wing at the time and in fact when the site was originally started it was named something like antiextremes as a reference to not wanting to be left or right leaning.
But you know, over time it just kind of filled up with the types of people that typically got banned on mainstream sites like Reddit. You'll get an idea of how people in general are there by reading through the posts and comments there.
I agree with this, it is listed as anti extreme on a page I found on it but people got banned from reddit and seemed to make communities like LGB drop the T