a Group of Evangelical Christians from Brazil has launched on the Internet "Besprechung" analogue of Facebook, in which "likes" were replaced with "Amen." The social network has received the name Facegloria and a number of restrictions precluding appearance in the pages of lawless bikini photos, swear words and all sorts of references about homosexuality. The network administration intends to fight for the moral character of its users, which, in their opinion, don't do Facebook.

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a Group of Evangelical Christians from Brazil has launched on the Internet "Besprechung" analogue of Facebook, in which "likes" were replaced with "Amen." The social network has received the name Facegloria and a number of restrictions precluding appearance in the pages of lawless bikini photos, swear words and all sorts of references about homosexuality. The network administration intends to fight for the moral character of its users, which, in their opinion, don't do Facebook.

"We intend to become better morally and technically than Facebook", " said co-founder Facegloria Atilla Barros. For spiritual purity of the social network is following the order of 20 moderators, whose duties include monitoring and removal of materials with hints of sexuality, violence, etc.

Christian evangelists are of great importance in Brazil — about 42 million followers, or 22% of the population. In its first month of operation of its network users are 100 thousand people. For two years it is planned to collect an audience of 10 million people and to begin expansion into international markets.