  Online web communities often face bans for violating platform policies,
encouraging their migration to alternative platforms. This migration, however,
can result in increased toxicity and unforeseen consequences on the new
platform. In recent years, researchers have collected data from many
alternative platforms, indicating coordinated efforts leading to offline
events, conspiracy movements, hate speech propagation, and harassment. Thus, it
becomes crucial to characterize and understand these alternative platforms. To
advance research in this direction, we collect and release a large-scale
dataset from Scored -- an alternative Reddit platform that sheltered banned
fringe communities, for example, c/TheDonald (a prominent right-wing community)
and c/GreatAwakening (a conspiratorial community). Over four years, we
collected approximately 57M posts from Scored, with at least 58 communities
identified as migrating from Reddit and over 950 communities created since the
platform's inception. Furthermore, we provide sentence embeddings of all posts
in our dataset, generated through a state-of-the-art model, to further advance
the field in characterizing the discussions within these communities. We aim to
provide these resources to facilitate their investigations without the need for
extensive data collection and processing efforts.
