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Coming up on Forum. In From KQED Public Radio in San Francisco, I'm Mina Kim.

Coming up on forum, in the weeks leading up to the presidential election,

Twitter and Facebook grew praise from political misinformation watchdogs for attaching warning labels to misleading posts and banning accounts associated with QAnon and extremist groups.

But those moves may have breathed life into so-called free speech platforms like Parlor,

where banned right-wing stars like Alex Jones have found a home and where prominent

Trump supporters have migrated.

We'll look at the rising popularity of these alternative social networks and their implications

for our already

fractured national political discourse. Join us.

This is Forum. I'm Nina Kim.

Groups demanding election recounts and peddling false claims of election fraud are moving to social media sites like Parlor.

That's after Facebook tried to ban Stop the Steel and other similar groups, and after Twitter began more aggressively fact-checking the president. For much

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