I agree with these comments.

I think Saidit has the potential to be a much better site, but there appears to be an ironic tendency to offer a 'free speech' site that is nonetheless focused on supporting right-wing disinformation and misinformation. Something's fishy about the way this has developed, even if it's known that US political discourses on 'free speech' often refer to interests in abusing that right of free speech with constant disinforamtion and misinformation on political opponents (on both sides of the aisle, but I tend to see the attacks from the anti-democracy neofascists in various countries). My view is that Saidit could tag posts that are potentially not trustworthy or incendiary, whilst keeping the posts on the site, and doing nothing else to them.