Guys, just because the backbone of your site is decentralized doesn’t mean your centralized frontend can’t be modified by you.

They never, ever stated the content on Odysee can’t be removed; this is a misunderstanding spread by both people who don’t use the platform, and even a lot who do use the platform but haven’t properly done their research about how the platform works. They can’t not have content removed since they are still legally required to remove illegal content, such as that which breaks copyright law, for example, pirates uploading full-length movies. Than when people find out that content can in fact be removed, they call Odysee a lair for something they never claimed.

They never even made a single attempt to help others develop alternative frontends too, so the decentralization there was more akin to decentralization theater.

Fair complaint.