RYFFC

RYFFC is an app where YOU are in Control! It's designed to be a safe and comfortable space where individuals can freely share news without the fear of public prosecution. RYFFC revolutionizes the perception of news by democratizing the way it's generated, consumed, and engaged with, fostering a safe and engaging social environment. This represents a NEW WAY to NEWS.

RYFFC is a platform where users are exposed to a wide range of thoughts, articles, and opinions. While we maintain a no-censorship policy, we ensure it remains a non-triggering experience through our robust anti-bullying systems and comprehensive self-moderation features. Users can choose to avoid posts they are not ready to see.

Ryff

A key feature of RYFFC is the Ryff, a concise "hot take" on an article, limited to 88 characters. Ryffers engage with articles, pop culture, and news in a way that breaks from traditional comment structures. If a Ryff catches your eye and you want to respond, you can do so with a Ryff Back. Remember, at RYFFC, we take turns, so choose your words wisely as you can only Ryff on another's Ryff once until they reply.

Self Moderation

At RYFFC, users have the power to select their preferred level of exposure to controversial or triggering material through our self-moderation system. We offer three levels:

• G - "General" audience level, for those who prefer mild or non-controversial content.
• M - "Moderate" audience level, suitable for users interested in mild to moderately controversial content.
• BE - "Bleeding Edge" audience level, for users who want to see all available content, including highly controversial material.

Voting

Complementing self-moderation, users can vote on the appropriate moderation level for articles, ensuring content aligns with community standards.

Superboost

Superboost adds a fun and exciting element to your interactions. If you come across a post that resonates with you, you can amplify your "Like" with a Superboost, making your engagement more impactful.

Like/Dislike

Our like/dislike system brings a fresh twist to a familiar concept. Instead of clicking a thumb, users can swipe left or right on an article to express their sentiments.