on the Capitol building, are privately fuming that their site was sold and are brainstorming ways to re-launch the controversial platform.
In message logs obtained and reviewed by The Daily Beast, select Parler allies and ex-employees have been sharing their personal gripes in aDespite the site recently being sold and , some former staffers believe a Parler-inspired site can be re-launched and have taken aim at senior management for the company’s downfall.him as a lead engineer at the company, wrote in a private Discord server“They finally revoked my VPN access so I can no longer run bootleg Parler from the Parler laptop they gave me,” Harrison complained in another message. “I’ll take forever to send back.”
In a subsequent post, Harrison wrote that the new version of the spin-off site would be mostly based on Parler. “We can probably commit to sending out [a] link next week, as long as everyone knows it’s beta,” he wrote on Discord. “Probably 65% Parler. Totally wild west for the next month.”Harrison was far from alone when it came to expressing frustration at what Parler had turned into.
“Many of the original founders and employees can’t even say the name anymore,” he wrote. “But I understand wanting to hold onto the good memories of what we all had. I miss the community.”“Maybe burn it. Let’s find something new,” he wrote. “I trashed everything Parler from my house a long time ago.”