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About half or more alternative social media news consumers say discussions on these sites have been mostly friendly

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About half or more alternative social media news consumers say discussions on these sites have been mostly friendly

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The extent to which Americans have heard of alternative social media sites varies; a very small share of the public gets news on them
About half or more alternative social media news consumers say discussions on these sites have been mostly friendly
Majority of prominent accounts across most alternative social media sites are connected to individuals without an organizational affiliation
Widespread discussion of issues such as guns, abortion and vaccines among prominent alternative social media accounts that posted in June
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Alternative social media news consumers report having generally positive news experiences on these sites

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