Unfortunately, nothing suitable for the masses.
I suppose we could make one but:
as soon as it is online it will get its domain name confiscated,
and all connectivity blocked.
There are some platforms that are respecting free speech, growing fast and managing to survive. Like substack for example. Odysee, minds.com, bitchute, rumble etc. have grown rapidly.
But you know, I was just thinking. Musk was also pointing out how the Twitter algo is very manipulative. This is also true for search. We do need a solution for this problem.
Quite an interesting thought.
We each have our own methods of recognizing truth and omission.
Perhaps an algo to sniff out what is 'not allowed to be displayed'.
Red flag indicators
Fact checkers are extremely misleading, pretend to be some kind of truth authority while it's just opinion usually designed to distract or cover up lies. They're heavily upranked now.
Whenever something is 'fact checked' its an indication that some information is being used to manipulate public opinion. This algo should also be able to detect fabricated "news".
We can be certain that any media arena
that has any kind of fact-checker operating
is, beyond any doubt whatsoever,
merely a disinformation or propaganda machine.
