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I doubt YouTube would ever have been successful if it had required this level of explanation.
Or the lack of anyway to monetize your content other than link to a method for accepting donations.
Plenty of huge YouTubers don't use any YT ads at all.
And no, I’m not being sarcastic. I love the idea, but can’t for the life of me think what it will take to make something like this truly popular. (Though I wish I could!)
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Half of the explanation here consists of explaining the very-slightly-different-but-still-entirely-natural ontology of PeerTube, to people who were expecting exactly the ontology of YouTube. For someone who has never used YouTube as a content creator, a "Getting Started" guide for PeerTube would actually be quite short.
I'm not sure what exact word you're looking for, but it's not ontology
My guess is that none of these things (including things like Mastadon) will become very popular. Then, one day, Amazon will create an AWS instance for it, and popularity will skyrocket. And no, I’m not being sarcastic. I love the idea, but can’t for the life of me think what it will take to make something like this truly popular. (Though I wish I could!)
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The presence of a Medium article is not a reliable indicator of anything (except there being someone writing Medium articles about it). Case in point: "Recipe: Medium-Boiled Eggs" https://medium.com/@corey_nelson/recipe-medium-boiled-eggs-7...
See, that's why medium-boiled eggs have never caught on. ;D
I doubt YouTube would ever have been successful if it had required this level of explanation.
Or the lack of anyway to monetize your content other than link to a method for accepting donations.
Even for millions of views on a video its typically less than $100
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In trying to figure out what word you were looking for, I realized the word his migrated from philosophy to computer science and changed meaning a bit. So maybe it works in that context. Sorry.
A very cromulent explaination. Thank you.
Oh boy.
I doubt YouTube would ever have been successful if it had required this level of explanation.
This website isn't a service, it's the website for a piece of software you can download and host yourself. So it's not really comparable to Youtube. Explanation/documentation is normal for that kind of site. If you want the equivalent to Youtube, take a look at something like https://framatube.org/