Thank you for creating TRP.RED. I've already mane my first tribe, MensRights It's meant to cover similar topics to the subreddit of that name.
One problem I have is that I'm unable to verify my email. When I follow the instructions for verification, I get a page saying that the verification was successful. However, I keep getting the "Please Verify Your Email Address" banner across the top of the page.
No doubt you're very busy, so I don't expect an answer soon.
I don't know how to use Tribes yet. I created this as a place holder.
I'm one of the moderators of r/MensRights on reddit.
@redpillschool Thank you!
I probably should have registered with my reddit name, but I wasn't sure if I should make it known. I may change it later.
@acprp Very good point!
I quit being a sponsor on Patreon because they removed some people for political reasons. Also because I have very little money. :)
Welcome to all thirty tribe members!
I don't really know how the tribe thing works, but I've planted a seed, so to speak.
I'm glad that reddit didn't ban r/TheRedPill (yet). Actually the threat message was enough to get people motivated enough to make trp.red work.
We have different goals but they are compatible. Men's Rights is about getting equal legal and social rights for men, in areas such as family law, employment, fair trials, discouraging false rape accusations and the like.
We're working on our own non-reddit-based network too. It's important to have many communication links for men (and women) that are resistant to censorship.
@MenAreFine We're glad to have you. The two communities have always had some contentions between us, but at the end of the day I think we're on the same team even if our approaches and worldviews are different.
Agreed on all points.
I wanted to follow you, but I couldn't see how to do it. Then I looked at the options, and it seems I'm already doing it!
This is an impressive website that seems to run on software that I haven't seen before. It will be fun to explore its capabilities!
@MenAreFine Thanks- it's home grown software! We're also adding forum capabilities much like reddit's in the very near future.
"I do have a lot of hands on experience in this area, and know firsthand how they'll be as picky with opposing points as they are lax with the details of their own. Give an easy way to dismiss your argument and they'll do it over any minor point they can find. My takeaway here is, wherever possible make your critiques, rebuttals, and ridiculing congruent with the ACTUAL position of who you are opposing. (See: Ideological Turing Test) It has the best chance of swaying open minds your direction, and as a bonus, makes the closed ones lose their shit in often amusing ways when you don't give them an easy out."
If you don't mind, I'll steal this for my own guide to online debate.
www.reddit.com/r/mensrights/comments/a6knc2/internet_activism/
