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I recently posted a video of the Jaleel Stallings case but a number of people without Google accounts want to see the video, and so I'd like to post it on another platform. Any recommendations?

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[โ€“] tmpod 12 points 2 years ago (6 children)

PeerTube is recommended a lot in open-source circles. It is a video streaming platform that supports peer-to-peer distribution of content and is part of the (APub) Fediverse. The experience is very hit-or-miss though, and highly depends on which instance you pick. Running it yourself is not as trivial as running, say, Lemmy, so it's not for everybody.

[โ€“] MerchantsOfMisery@lemmy.ml 5 points 2 years ago (5 children)

Yeah I'm looking into PeerTube now and it's pretty confusing compared to YouTube or Odysee. Like it's telling me to choose an instance, without even explaining what an instance is.... and then when I click the relevant topics... no instances pop up.

I really wish YouTube's alternatives could understand why stuff like this ends up being a massive barrier for regular people. This is frustrating. I managed to upload my video to Odysee but now it's stuck in this nebulous "confirming" page. So disappointing.

[โ€“] dreamLogic@slrpnk.net 1 points 2 years ago* (last edited 2 years ago)

Lemmy.ml itself is an "instance" of Lemmy, lol. This is just like when people think they need to make an account on Mastadon.social to have a Mastadon account.

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