Continuing our work to archive data related to the January 6 coup attempt in Washington D.C. and the online activities of global white supremacy movements, we are publishing 4.5 GB of data from the .Win networks of sites.

This data was collected and has been indexed for searches by the researchers from SMAT (Social Media Analysis Toolkit). The raw data hasn't previously been made available to journalists and researchers. Thank you to SMAT, for this new resource.

From Mother Jones:

The posters’ deleted content included maps of the Capitol, manifestos about their intentions upon arriving, discussion about flouting D.C.’s strict gun laws, and praise of extremist groups like the Proud Boys.

The .Win Network dataset includes:

• TheDonald.win (1,236,958 entries)

• GreatAwakening.win (409,378 entries)

• ip2always.win (45,643 entries)

• ConsumerProduct.win (36,334 entries)

• Conspiracy.win (25,385 entries)

• KotakuInAction2.win (21,777 entries)

• OmegaCanada.win (17.960 entries)

• WeekendGunnit.win (12,266 entries)

• GavinMcinnes.win (3,744 entries)

• KotakuInAction.win (2,733 entries)

• TuckerCarlson.win (1,014 entries)

Other links to related research and coverage will be updated on the .Win Network page in our wiki.

(Torrent link)

Edited to add: TheDonald posts are already appearing as evidence for incitement in the Senate impeachment trial. Screenshot during one of yesterday’s presentations from House impeachment manager Stacey Plaskett: