Would you want it to be an exact copy of LGBDroptheT but on a different platform or would you like it more geared/focused on LGB?

We can have both in a platform. I think the other platform should have separate sections, one section being the exact copy of here where we can post memes, make fun of the "trans" ideology, etc as back-up, one more section where we can have discussions with the trans right activists or those that are on the fence/neutral, another section for LGB individuals to vent their anger and frustration. Anyone that believes in "gender identity" should be banned from the sections where LGB post memes, vent and rant though, we can't have them make it worse in the posts and comments when LGB ask for emotional support.

What type of platform would you be interested in for a backup group?(ex. Forums, Discord, Microsoft teams, Mastodon, Facebook, or another reddit/saidit copy but built specifically for the LGB, similar to how Ovarit is for Radfems & women, etc)

I think another platform like ovarit would be ideal. I have no presence on facebook :/

We need a platform that is not dependent on others, an independent platform just for LGB that wouldn't be used to shut down the voices of LGB who oppose the "trans" ideology, like reddit, twitter, etc do.

What type of content would you like to see? (Ex. Research/Articles, TRA receipts, Memes, Life Discussions, LGB Issues, etc)

All of those, we can have separate sections for each like ovarit does.

Any particular thoughts on rules you'd like to keep, change, add or remove?

Anyone that believes in "gender identity" should be banned from the sections where LGB post memes, vent their frustration, speak of the issues that exist within the "trans" ideology, etc. They should only be allowed to post and comment in the section where we hold discussions. They should be able to ask anything in that particular section, we can name it LGBdebatesTQ

Would you prefer the backup to be open to public, restricted-access(ex. Cannot view content unless an account is made), or invite-only to register and view platform?

It should be open to public if it's a forum like ovarit is. If it's on discord, then it should be public, but there should be a verification process. Individuals would have to be asked a few questions such as whether or not they believe in "gender identity", and would have to be given roles based on the answers, so that they would have no access to the venting section, but would have access to the discussion section.

I have seen the trans right activists raiding discord servers from time to time, so the verification process would keep trolls away.