Comment on Peertube's moment might come soon
SamXavia@kbin.run 6 months agoIt just puts smaller creators into a part that they won't be able to upload and that's the great thing about YouTube or most other Video Platforms is anyone can create. If the only people that can release content are the Elites then how will they be replaced in the future when they get burnt out, die or just want to move on?
sexy_peach@feddit.de 6 months ago
I don’t have a perfect solution. They either have to find a server that gives them a home or they have to figure something else out. At the moment there are lots of servers and not a lot of uploaders.
Also it is possible to host peertube from home. With yunohost, it’s pretty easy. New people will only get a couple of views which is doable with a home connection.
registrert@lemmy.sambands.net 6 months ago
This isn’t as much a reply to you as it is to everybody:
The fediverse isn’t meant to be centralized with big instances bearing the brunt of the load.
It costs less than 5€ a month for a cheap VPS, as you say it’s pretty easy to set up (If you can reformat a computer, you have the skills to set up a plethora of federated platform). That includes 200GB storage and 32TB of outbound traffic, and one could even set up a home “CDN” PeerTube to share the load.
I don’t want big creators making clickbaity content just to make money. I don’t want the fediverse to be commersialized. I want enthusiasts and those willing to make an effort to be more free.
For some that means setting up their own systems. For some that merely means making a Mastodon account (big step for some people, believe it or not).
It takes some effort, it takes some learning. It might even mean that people won’t get disgustingly rich. But we can make a new internet.
Let’s not being the old ways there.
sexy_peach@feddit.de 6 months ago
Thank you I was surprised by the negative reaction here. I thought people on lemmy were interested in alternative solutions to big tech