It's a website that describes itself as "media for the 65.8 million" - a reference to the number of
Americans who voted for Hillary Clinton in the 2016 US presidential election.
That's a sizeable number, and if anywhere near that many had signed up, Verrit would be a very successful outlet. Instead, it has collected relatively few followers, and has highlighted divisions in the Democratic Party.
Set up in June 2017, and endorsed earlier this month on Twitter by Clinton herself, Verrit is a website whose primary function, according to its creator and former Clinton adviser Peter Daou, is "to bring together like-minded people."
"My wife and I are quite active on social media, and the community we are most involved with are Hillary supporters and voters and people who share their mindset," Daou tells BBC Trending.
"Since the election one of the main refrains we would hear is that these voters feel intimidated and harassed when they go on social media and they also feel invisible in the mainstream media," he says. "So we thought it would be great to create a space where they could converse with each other, where their issues would be centred and highlighted."
Clinton's endorsement
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