Millions around the world are waking up to the appalling levels of corruption and disregard for truth and common sense abounding right now among the media and politicos, trapped at home with little to do but surf Twitter and other social media. Pizzagate has been trending on Twitter. I don't have many Twitter followers, so I've been dropping our research on various topics and celebrities into the replies of popular accounts I follow. I know many of you have been sharing things like crazy on your blogs, YouTube channels, 8kun and social media, too.

Check out the results!

• On Feb 9, the sidebar showed we had 24,672 subscribers
• On March 1, we had 24,894
• A week ago we had 25,106
• Today we have 25,306!

That's a 200 subscriber increase in just the past week, and 684 since February 9. We haven't grown at that pace since the fire at Comet Ping Pong. Well done, guys! Let's keep it up!

It's a glorious target-rich environment out there right now

Here's what I've been doing, in case you want to do something similar:

When I see a story like this one about Alec Baldwin hosting Ellen's show with a montage of kids grabbing the junk of Disney characters, I go to SearchVoat to see what other dirt we've got on him, and then reply to the tweet with a series of compelling morsels of our research, giving each one a brief summary, like this thread of several tweets. (Over 11,000 twitizens saw that one.)

Depending on the quality and clarity of the submissions, I either link an archive of the Voat submission itself if it's good, or I link to the underlying linked support source material (Hooray for Rule 2!). I link to an archive of the Voat post so that users can see the research without having to create a Voat account initially.

I've also been linking the urls to SearchVoat searches of our research stockpile on various topics in reply to people's twitter threads. With celebrities losing their minds, and many pizzagate organizations like the World Health Organization, the Gates Foundation etc. in the news, just sharing the SearchVoat link to the key words with a message like "Citizen investigators have compiled tons of research on this over the past three years. Check it out" works wonders.

Replying #PizzagateIsReal or #Pizzagate when retweeting others' tweets helps keep the hashtag live.

Finally, I also pinned a link to the "Pizzagate is three" sticky, which contains an index to SearchVoat searches of our research by topic to the top of my Twitter timeline. I encourage everyone to get a Twitter account and join in! It's my only other social media besides Voat, so I can't advise on the best way to share our material on Instagram, Facebook or elsewhere. Please post your ideas on that below. :-)

Keep up the good work, folks!