Maybe they are just not interested what their users are writing about unless they don't break the law. Sounds like the shocker these days, but as I understand t

Maybe they are just not interested what their users are writing about unless they don't break the law. Sounds like the shocker these days, but as I understand this is Gab business model. "Spreading misinformation" about the election, whatever it means, is not a crime, I can claim that a given election was a subject to, say, Russian collusion, which is a good point to discuss, as Mueller report is full of statements like this: "[a] statement that the investigation did not establish particular facts does not mean there was no evidence of those facts." which can be interpreted one way or another, so it is good to have a discussions about that but mainstream social platforms want to silent any discussion that they consider to be "misinformation". Same with opinions about the most recent election. I don't really care if Biden was chosen properly or not, but I do care if we have right to discuss about this this freely without being persecuted by the Police, chased by Congress commissions, fired from my university, banned from the Internet or payment systems, etc. just because I have an opinion that others don't like.