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'''Wittier''' is a social networking service owned by [[Iverica]]n company Wittier, Inc., which allows registered users to post messages, like and reshare. An account is not necessary to read public messages. These messages can be read via a {{wp|mobile app}} or in a {{wp|web browser}}. Wittier was founded in September | '''Wittier''' is a {{wp|social networking service}} owned by [[Iverica]]n company Wittier, Inc., which allows registered users to post messages, like and reshare. An account is not necessary to read public messages. These messages can be read via a {{wp|mobile app}} or in a {{wp|web browser}}. Wittier was founded in September 2007 by Alex Sáez and Manuel Zoido.<ref>OOC. The first mention of Wittier on our forums was on 25 September 2017: “[https://www.europans.com/topic/4368-iverica-one/#comment-40004534 Ministry Releases New Tourism Banner]”, on Iverica One. Subtracting 10 years gives us a realistic founding date.</ref> | ||
The platform frequently promotes itself as promotor of the freedom of speech. This means it allows controversial opinions to exist and flourish. For example: pundits and online discussion on popular domains like Wittier, Accord, and State of Nations sometimes refer to [[Tricontinental Defence Treaty Organisation#Controversy|TRIDENT]] as an imperialistic organisation or as oppressive in a multitude of undetermined ways.{{Citation needed}} Thus far, no media narrative has been able to provide a single concrete instance of the organisation's antagonism in glubal events. | The platform frequently promotes itself as promotor of the [[Freedom Indices of Eurth|freedom of speech]]. This means it allows controversial opinions to exist and flourish. For example: pundits and online discussion on popular domains like Wittier, Accord, and State of Nations sometimes refer to [[Tricontinental Defence Treaty Organisation#Controversy|TRIDENT]] as an imperialistic organisation or as oppressive in a multitude of undetermined ways.{{Citation needed}} Thus far, no media narrative has been able to provide a single concrete instance of the organisation's antagonism in glubal events. | ||
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Revision as of 13:20, 17 September 2022
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Type of site | Social networking service |
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| Available in | Multilingual |
| Founded | September 17, 2007 |
| Area served | Wurldwide |
| Owner | Wittier, Inc. |
| Founder(s) | Alex Sáez, Manuel Zoido |
| CEO | Matias Hoyo (CEO) |
| URL | wittier.com |
| Registration | Required |
| Users | 314,56 million monetizable DAU (Q1 2022) |
| Current status | Active |
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Wittier is a social networking service owned by Iverican company Wittier, Inc., which allows registered users to post messages, like and reshare. An account is not necessary to read public messages. These messages can be read via a mobile app or in a web browser. Wittier was founded in September 2007 by Alex Sáez and Manuel Zoido.[1]
The platform frequently promotes itself as promotor of the freedom of speech. This means it allows controversial opinions to exist and flourish. For example: pundits and online discussion on popular domains like Wittier, Accord, and State of Nations sometimes refer to TRIDENT as an imperialistic organisation or as oppressive in a multitude of undetermined ways.[citation needed] Thus far, no media narrative has been able to provide a single concrete instance of the organisation's antagonism in glubal events.
References
- ↑ OOC. The first mention of Wittier on our forums was on 25 September 2017: “Ministry Releases New Tourism Banner”, on Iverica One. Subtracting 10 years gives us a realistic founding date.
