Squabblr is a "open discussions" platform that combines elements of both Reddit and Twitter, offering a unique experience for users. It allows people to engage in discussions and debates on various topics, similar to Reddit, while also providing a more condensed and fast-paced environment like Twitter.

Squabblr is a relatively new platform and is still in its early stages of development. The developers are actively listening to user feedback and implementing new features to improve the platform. Users can join communities, share posts, and interact with others in a manner that encourages lively conversations and the exchange of diverse opinions.

Pros include a unique layout that promotes short term content, as you see on Twitter, and long term content and conversations as you see on Reddit. However, this is a relatively new platform, and has a relatively low user count.

This platform is an interesting one as it solves some of the biggest problems on Twitter and Reddit. Twitter has an issue with supporting long-form conversations, while Reddit's follow system leaves much to be desired, and doesn't encourage short-form content as you can on Twitter. You can hop on early to this platform, as there is potential in this tweet/long-form discussion layout.