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There was no website. It was a user on 4chan or 8chan. Not a big Chan fan so I don't really know.
QAnon, also known as The Storm and The Great Awakening, is a conspiracy theory, popular meme, and right-wing fantasy about a "deep-state" conspiracy against United States President Donald Trump. Following on the heels of similar fantasies, such as Pizzagate (which occupies a small spot on the QAnon map below), it postulates a fantastic web of ...
Feb 19, 2021 · What a Reddit forum for “QAnon casualties” can tell us about the conspiracy theory scrambling American politics. By Anastasiia Carrier. 02/19/2021 05:26 AM EST. Anastasiia Carrier is a ...
- A Ban That Stuck
- ‘Taking The Red Pill’
- To Ban Or Not to Ban
While QAnon thrives on Facebook, another social media site took timely and decisive action against it. Nearly two years ago, Reddit, the link-sharing network of interest-based message boards, carried out a site-wide purge of QAnon– and made it stick. Reddit had been central to the development of the QAnon movement, which began in October 2017 with ...
QAnon did not disappear after Reddit pulled the plug, however. Instead, its believers moved on to other platforms, including YouTube, Twitter, Discord and – crucially – Facebook. At the time of the Reddit ban, one of the largest closed Facebook groups dedicated to QAnon, “Qanon Follow the White Rabbit” had 51,000 members, according to NBC News. Tod...
While Facebook has policies banning hate speech, incitement to violence and other types of content that it considers undesirable on a family- and advertiser-friendly platform, QAnon does not fit neatly into any single category. Much of what is shared in QAnon groups on Facebook is a mix of pro-Trump political speech and pro-Trump political misinfor...
Sep 17, 2021 · By Ashitha Nagesh. BBC News. It has been four years since online posts claiming to be from a self-styled government insider, known as Q, first appeared making extreme assertions about those at the...
Sep 23, 2020 · Reddit Squashed QAnon by Accident. Two years ago, Reddit had the internet’s biggest QAnon problem. Today, that problem is gone—but the company can’t really explain why. By Kaitlyn Tiffany....
