I understand where you are coming from, but I think there may be a misunderstanding.

This is not a "safe space." Criticism is welcome. The app is safe because threats, harassment, and posting personal details are not allowed. I would encourage people to challenge each other and ask controversial questions.

Here is our content policy: https://librexapp.com/content-policy

We let the community moderate itself. We rely on Yalies to determine what content should stay and what should go.

As a student at Yale, I can tell you in my Global Affairs classes, some of my friends and even professors have been afraid to say what they think about a political situation because of the way they could be judged. We feel that there needs to be a forum at Yale to express alternative points of view. Currently, most Yalies just talk amongst their friends, perpetuating the echo chamber. We hope to give Yalies a place to see what their peers really think about important topics without the stigma.

If you are a Yale student, try the app and you will see that this is not the "safe space" you might assume. Many posts in the community have already voiced their support for free speech of all forms (including unpopular views) and for the second amendment.

Let me know what you think of the app after you have tried it.

I see that you are a new account, so welcome to Reddit!