rebecca mercer was an initial seed investor and has been involved a lot more recently in helping to get parler rebuilt after all of this. but i'm not aware of the others, so i can't answer those questions. we do not ask for social security numbers. there are sometimes if someone is going to be part of an influencer network, you know, one of our aspects on parler is that when we monetize by targeting ads to a particular influencer's feed, we give that influencer a cut of the proceeds. that's been part of our business model. so unlike on facebook, where if i was to choose to place an ad that was going to target ben shapiro's audience for example, poor ben wouldn't get any cut of what i was giving in ad revenue. i was a small spendser when i used to spend on ads there. nonetheless, he should get a cut. and on parler, we would give people a cut. as part of that, we would have to collect -- i forget what the form is, the w-9 or something that you would have to have for faction purposes and then someone to have to give a social or a taxpayer id for an entity on a form like that. but, no, we d

rebecca mercer was the initial seed investor and has been involved more recently in helping to get parler rebuilt after all of this, but i am not aware of the others, so i cannot answer those questions. we do not ask for social security numbers. sometimes if someone is going to be part of an influencer network , one of the aspects on parler is that when we monetize by targeting as to particular -- ads to particular users feeds, we give them a cut of the business model. on facebook, if i was to choose to place an ad that would target then shapiro's audience, he would not get any cut of what i was giving an ad revenue. i was a small spender when i spend on ads there, but nonetheless he should get a cut. but as part of that, we would have to collect -- i forget what the form is, the w nine or something for tax purposes, and then someone would have to give a social or taxpayer id for entities on a form like that. but, no, we do not collect social security numbers. host: what makes somebody an influencer? guest: what makes somebody an influencer? that is the question anywhere out there. as we

rebecca mercer was the initial seed investor and has been involved more recently in helping to get parlerfter all of this, but i am not aware of the others, so i cannot answer those questions. we do not ask for social security numbers. sometimes if someone is going to be part of an influencer network , one of the aspects on parler is that when we monetize by targeting as to particular -- ads to particular users feeds, we give them a cut of the business model. on facebook, if i was to choose to place an ad that would target then shapiro's audience, he would not get any cut of what i was giving an ad revenue. i was a small spender when i spend on ads there, but nonetheless he should get a cut. but as part of that, we would have to collect -- i forget what the form is, the w nine or something for tax purposes, and then someone would have to give a social or taxpayer id for entities on a form like that. but, no, we do not collect social security numbers. host: what makes somebody an influencer? guest: what makes somebody an influencer? that is the question anywhere out there. as we are rebuil