>>10555It's basically youtube, but based on a thing similar to torrents. However they still rely heavily on their servers for now (to make everything available) and it seem the infrastructure is still developing (neither the website nor the android app have seeding functionality)
They also have a crypto
It's definitively one very interesting alternative to youtube
>>10566Check out lunduke! He's quit youtube (removed all his old vids) and only uploads on other platforms
https://odysee.com/@Lunduke:ePeople who make videos usually want them to be seen. It makes sense, it's not something wrong
Now, they can leave to join alternative platforms, but only if enough people are ready to support/join them. If you really care about this stuff, you should probably check out alternatives to youtube/major media. They exist, it's just that most people don't really care, despite the enormous amounts of complaining you hear everywhere