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This site is corrupted, or has security issues, I used a fake name, with the same profile pic as my twitter, I got locked out of my codias account, codias wouldn't send password change link, now I am getting emails addressed to my fake profile name, saying someone that wasn't me was attempting to login to my twitter.
Nice to meet people who feel the same way I do. Thanks CODIAS.
Conservative network. Maybe posts are like preaching to the choir, but we all need a battery recharge now and again. Looking forward to growth with Codias.
It's just starting out but growing well.
This is a no-frills site that we can have for our very own!!
Finally a social media network that respects my privacy! This website doesn’t steal my personal data & is NOT bias against Conservatives or Republicans
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