The alternative social media platform Rumble recently bought out another platform for creators called Locals. Rumble is a YouTube-like platform and Locals is aimed more at the alternative blogging community, including names like Scott Adams and Dan Bongino. I don’t think this will be a long-term successful merger for a simple reason, and that is money. To be fair Locals is an alternative to Patreon, a platform that will nuke your account if it doesn’t like your politics as evidenced by a long list of conservative commentators being axed without warning.
– That said, if you want to be included in the Scott Adams community, you will need to chip in a yearly fee of US$70 (2,300 baht). Dan’s community will cost you $50 per year. Each community is priced similarly and will soon add up to large numbers if you want to belong to multiple…
