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@tsunaze Sure thing. The ease of access to headlines nowadays is astounding. Our facebook and twitter feeds are filled to the brim with friends and followers sharing the news and their opinions on it. And with some of the great news apps out there, like Apple News or Flipboard, finding articles to read is the least of your worries. However, there is an unfortunate side-effect of the news being unavoidable, and that's the spread of misinformation and/or falling victim to an agenda. Not every article is created (written) equally. There is clickbait, fluff pieces, opinions presented as facts, facts presented as opinions, right & left wing propaganda, special interest studies, tabloids, etc. What differentiates Rantt from the others is that we call a spade a spade, we will never present you content for contents sake. Every article that's put into the app has been read, fact-checked, and discussed by people who eat, breathe, and sleep 'the news'.

@zak_a1i @tsunaze Hey Zak, Congrats on the launch! I liked the concept, but i feel you should sell this as an app where you can discuss your views on various news topics without being judged about your views/inclination unlike social media rather than as an app where you find unbiased news articles. Also, I feel the name as some negative connotation which is not good if you are scaling, but otherwise app looks cool :)

@vthallam @tsunaze Thanks Venkatesh! That is definitely an important aspect of Rantt. We want to provide a stage for outspoken individuals to share their thoughts on the topics that matter to them. Delivering unbiased news ensures that our users are given the facts so they can have more informed debates and more progressive discussions. That's the main differentiator. Our bias is the truth.

@mikkel_ulstrup Appreciate the feedback and thank you for the compliment! We're familiar with the bug and should be squashed in the next release. As for existing social media, the opportunity is certainly there!

@lynnfredricks The news is human curated. We pull from multiple publications (cnn, the washington post, vox, bloomberg, AP, Reuters, etc.)

@cbanowsky Definitely. Also, taking a look at the email issue and will message you when it's fixed

@zak_a1i thank you 😊

@mcandrew Hi Andrew, I appreciate you taking the time to visit our website. Rick Smith, CEO of NewsUSA, is a good friend of mine and while in our early stages acted as sort of a mentor to Rantt. The "Powered by NewsUSA" was in sorts a friendly gesture for his early involvement, thanks for bringing it to our attention its been removed. That being said, Rantt does not include any NewsUSA content for the reasons you stated earlier.