Updates by Roman RSSMon, 23 Aug 2021 22:01:32 GMTDear Librti Family,Over the past weeks we have been improving the design and streamlining the user experience on Librti. We are already more than halfway done, and so we wanted to inform you on the progress.We have updated the design and functionality of the majority of the platform to make it more accessible and easy to use for all members, as well as to prepare Librti for the mobile app release. Some redundant pages and blocks have been removed, others have been added. As this is still work in progress, you will see more similar changes in the coming days and weeks.In addition to this, we were seeing reports on the usability of the messenger video calls - premium members could not talk with non-premium members. As such, due to popular demand, free members can now join secure Librti calls and conferences initiated by a Librti premium member, rather than having to be a premium member themselves to join any call.With everything that we’ve done so far, Librti already costs more than $6,500 a month just to make ends meet. As I write this post, we have multiple projects we’re collaborating on with other freedom-minded organizations across Canada, we’re also actively looking for the best solutions to feature to all of you, and we’ve got quite a few Librti updates in the pipeline, such as the long-awaited mobile app, marketplace, business directory, etc… And we’re just getting started!We know that times are tough, but if just 10% of our active members would donate an equivalent of a coffee cup a month, we would be able to cover all the expenses, and do so much more for all of us in the freedom movement!  Every subscription really does make a big difference for us. We are 100% member-funded, and the level of the support you give is directly proportional to the rate at which we are able to do our work of connecting, informing, and empowering freedom-loving people.Through your support and feedback, we will continue making improvements and adding features in the coming w... Read more

]]>Mon, 23 Aug 2021 22:01:32 GMTTwo milestones just a month apart! On Mar. 7 we launched Librti Video, and today we are happy to announce the completion of a major update which took 4 months to develop. I can finally see my family again, and I hope my kids still recognise my face 😅 . The update includes new features, improved design, performance, user experience, and other fixes.We thank all of you for your continued support, and in particular, our Donors, Premium and Visionary Members who made all of this possible ❤.Homepage & TimelineWhenever you open a timeline on the homepage (such as Personal/Public/Hot...), your subsequent homepage visits will load the same timeline for you by default.When you post a new post, it will now correctly dynamically update the relevant timelines with your new post.Improved the HOT timeline feed - you will now see a lot of activity there, and this is the best place to find HOT posts of different types, and discuss them with other Librti members.Introduced the POPULAR timeline feed, which lets you sort the posts by likes or by views within different time-frames - today, this week, this month, this year.Improved the posting block and timeline post design and functionality.Infinite scroll - you can now scroll down the timeline feeds and load new posts without having to click READ MORE so often. Dramatically improved timeline post and timeline feed loading speeds and performance on mobile.You can now mute people whose content you don’t want to see anymore by pressing the top right menu icon on their post.You can now sort timeline comments by popularity or date and new comments are now at the top of the list, with older ones at the bottom by default.Your timeline posts can now be posted to be visible for the general public or only for Librti members. If you select your timeline post to be visible for the general public, you can then share it outside of Librti. Your timeline post privacy selection will persist for future posts until you change it again.Timeline ... Read more

]]>Sat, 17 Apr 2021 19:18:52 GMTHello Librti Family, Sadly, we learned that YouTube demonetized Rebel News ($400,000 in annual revenue, gone) and on Mar. 9 both HuffPost Canada and HuffPost Québec were abruptly shut down just two weeks after BuzzFeed, an American firm located in New York City, acquired them. Censorship is ramping up at a very quick and alarming pace here in Canada.All freedom loving Canadians need to be on a platform that cannot be censored or shut down. That is why we built Librti! What happens when Facebook, Twitter, and YouTube fully embrace Cancel Culture? How will we find each other? Across the border, Parler was shut down and is still limited. Gab is already being dropped by financial institutions, Visa and Mastercard, making it near impossible to stay in business. Each of us are on different platforms for various reasons and it is likely that very soon, the people that you want to follow and connect with will no longer be accessible on some of those platforms.What can we do as Canadians? We need to make sure all our friends have a safe harbour to weather this storm. Librti was created by the people for the people, and so the growth of this community is the responsibility of every single one of us. Please invite just one friend or family member to join Librti.One by one, we will grow into the only safe place left in Canada where freedom is essential.In kindness and gratitude,Your team at Librti.UPDATEEMAIL | FACEBOOK | TELEGRAM | TWITTER - Easy cut and paste for your friends and familyWe received a few requests for a template to make it very easy for you to share Librti.Feel free to use this template and modify it to your liking.Hi [Name of your friend],  I’m on a new Canadian social site, because I see censorship ramping up at a very quick and alarming pace here in Canada. All it takes is a quick search to see how bad it’s getting. I feel that on other social platforms I can’t discuss and share important information,  or connect with people like you... Read more

]]>Tue, 23 Mar 2021 21:49:20 GMTLadies and gentlemen, if you tuned in last night, you are aware that we were CENSORED. Mark Friesens’ YouTube channel was terminated and he lost access to ALL of his Google account services. Despite our broadcast being deplatformed, we have secured the interviews on Librti! Librti Social Network is the LEADER in providing a safe and secure Canadian platform where concerned citizens are able to have meaningful conversations and share critical information.Here is a recap of what was CENSORED last night.  Why is it Unacceptable for a Doctor to Question the Safety of New Medicines?Dr Carrie Madej is a Internal Medicine Specialist in McDonough, GA and has over 20 years of experience in the medical field. She graduated from Kansas City Univ Of Medicine Bioscience College Of Osteopathic Medicine medical school in 2001. See Dr. Carrie Madej’s censored video HERE: https://www.librti.com/page/view-video?id=139Dr. Madej reveals how Big Tech collaborates with Big Pharma to introduce new technologies in the coming vaccines that will alter our DNA and essentially start the process of transhumanism. She will explain how vaccines will inject nanotechnology into our bodies that can connect us to the Cloud and artificial intelligence ultimately having us relinquishing independent dominion over the control of ourselves.Why Would We Need the Unelected UN Bureaucrats to Control Our Nation’s Climate Policy?Marc Morano is a former Republican political aide who founded and runs the website ClimateDepot.com. ClimateDepot is a project of the Committee for a Constructive Tomorrow (CFACT), a Washington, D.C. non-profit that pulls back the curtain on the climate change fallacy. Marc Morano's most recent analysis of the proposed Green New Deal is eye-opening and damning. See Marc Morano’s censored video HERE: https://www.librti.com/page/view-video?id=138In his new book, Green Fraud: Why the New Green Deal Is Even Worse than You Think, Morano exposes the program as a far-... Read more

]]>Wed, 03 Mar 2021 23:30:12 GMTThanks to the financial support of our premium members, we were hard at work this past month. Our collective vision of Librti is becoming a reality, and we're happy to announce that we have a large update coming out in the second half of February. It will include new features, many fixes and improvements. We will make a separate announcement about this new release in approximately a week.Meanwhile, we have fixed and improved quite a few functions of the platform and here is a list of some of them:We have combined the knowledge base and support system in a dedicated portal. Visit this page for all your inquiries, suggestions, bug reports, and payment issues - https://www.librti.com/page/contactMake sure to use the same email address you registered with at Librti.You won't be automatically joining messenger chats when visiting a group page, so no more unexpected notification spam. To join a group/community chat and get updates, you first need to write something in that chat. The group messenger chats are now correctly labelled with corresponding group/community names within the messenger. You will now know if a chat is related to a particular group or community, or if it's a direct message.Premium members are now be able to join video calls correctly.The number of notifications has been decreased, and the notifications counter should not be resetting occasionally anymore. We will expand the amount of notification options in the next release, and by default only a few will be enabled (so that new members are not overwhelmed).Premium members that have access to posting articles can now link them to the general public, so you now have a place to host your publications and link them publicly to people who are not part of Librti yet.The community map is now dynamic, and the list of communities below is automatically updated based on your current map view. You can now also search by address, and there is a visual difference between icons of province-wide parent communi... Read more

]]>Sun, 31 Jan 2021 20:02:23 GMTFor the convenience of our new members, the default homepage feed will now be HOT - that resembles how it worked on the old Liberty Network. As you follow members and join groups, you can start making use of the PERSONAL feed, where you see content from people and groups that you follow.In the near future we will make your feed selection permanently tied to your account, so that you wont have to switch to your preferred feed every time you load the page. For your reference, here are the 4 feeds:New (Previously called Public) - where you can see posts (excluding posts to groups/communities that you're not part of) sorted by most recentHot (new default for the time being) - Where you can see more popular content that has recent activity.Personal (previously default) - Where you see content from people and groups that you follow sorted by most recentHashtags - Content related to the hashtags you followed.Popular/Top (coming soon) - Content sorted by popularity by day/week/monthAdditionally, we disabled some more messenger-related notifications completely for now, to make it easier to manage until we make it work exactly how it is intended to.

]]>Sun, 10 Jan 2021 12:05:15 GMTRecent UpdatesFriends of Librti,We are working on a few exciting features and improvements of the platform thanks to all your valuable feedback and support.Here is some of what we've updated and changed over the past week:We've listened to your feedback! - Communities now have a dynamic map with a search bar, so that it is easy to find the community closest to you. Soon we will add a convenient "Request a community" button, but for now, please direct your requests to Tom Hopwood. Please note, that a new community will be set up only if at least several members request one in the same area.A few members have brought to our attention that the amount of timeline posts loaded on the main feeds is too low, so we have increased the amount of posts loaded from 8 to 12. We are considering to add infinite scroll in the futureSeveral design improvements across the siteReleased the premium plan with additional resource-intensive features such asAdding videos and photos to your profileUploading your own files, presentations, reports, charts, and so onVideo calling and conferencing with other premium members through the messengerCreating and managing your own group and eventsCreating public rich text formatting articles, which you can then share with the general public.16x expanded storage on your accountWe also updated the messenger - cut loading times in half, added time&date separators, introduced mentions, and more. On the flip side, we identified a few unexpected behaviours such as:Occasional notification counter glitchAutomatic joining of group chats, that then sends you numerous notifications and emailsIf you want to stop receiving emails for messages from group chats, please follow the following knowledge base article - https://www.librti.com/page/view-faq?id=8Currently you auto-join group chats when you visit a group page. We are already working on a future release, where this behaviour will be changed.... Read more

]]>Sat, 09 Jan 2021 23:39:47 GMTMerry Christmas!It is the time for family and friends, for hope, and for love.With all that's going on it may be hard to see something positive, so this is our chance to celebrate, to pray, and to be grateful about how far we've come in revealing the truth, finding one other, and building our community together.As we're getting ready for launch on January 1st, we have added a new section called "Librti Updates". You can see it on the left menu.Here we will be posting updates about the Librti platform - new features, changes, developments.We will also be posting about recent Librti Alliance developments (we will give more details about the alliance in the New Year, but in short - it is a group of leaders across Canada that are coming together and working together to make Canada glorious and free). Here is a list of some of what was changed or improved over the last few days:The new "Librti Updates" section was added.You wont be seeing other people's posts occasionally on your profile anymore.Various feed/timeline improvements, it became approximately 2 times faster, and should feel more responsive now.General site speed improvements - content blocks are loading faster now, and are more independent of one another.Now it is possible (once you upgrade your account in the near future) to create private events within groups and communities. These events wont appear on the global Events map page. If you are part of a group, and want to schedule a call only for your group members, you will now be able to do so.Content, such as polls, articles, photos, and videos that is created within groups can now be edited and saved without any issues.Hashtag posts should now correctly display link previews.Some action points that you can take already:Look at the list of groups, join a few that interest you, and/or create your own.Look at the list of communities, join the one that is closest to you, or ask Tom Hopwood to add a new one.For those of you near Vancouver, don't forget ab... Read more

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