I ultimately agree with a lot of communism and as such I'm probably more likely to agree with the average Tankie than most people.
And with that disclaimer, yeah kinda it has aided them in doing that.
They created a reddit alternative that has a "default server" as it were. And they have the ability to admin that source of information to tailor to their specific ideological needs.
But is it effective in a grander scheme? That's pretty debatable.
I voted for Harris
It is the DNCs fault Trump won.
The DNC has spent years kinda sorta offering enough social and popular policy. And then half heartedly pushing it, but ultimately giving up when there's resistance because it's better to promise those changes then actually do them.
Abortion rights for example. That's been a carrot on a stick for decades and it ultimately was attacked and the Biden admin didn't get it codified or push for a new federal legalization.
Or student loan forgiveness. He kinda pushed it and then the courts said nu-uh so it died.
I'll admit they did do lots of cool stuff but they didn't do anything that an actually progressive candidate would do, but they promised they would. This has kept an actual lefty progressive candidate off the ballet for decades and this cycle of ineffective, dispassionate campaign apathy has failed to get anyone enthused to vote.
"People should just vote! It's their duty! They shouldn't need to be excited to vote!"
Okay but consider. They weren't enthused. They didn't vote for another useless Democrat. Trump won.
It's the DNCs fault because this is the second time they've ran a candidate less progressive then Obama and just hoped the strategy of "You should want to vote for the first Woman president! Please ignore she did terrible in the primaries or all why we didn't do another primary"