@_elena

Thanks once more for this profound articles.

One interesting topic is ether lack of content is a peertube problem or a community challenge. Maybe looking this way triggers more responsability to creators.

Regarding mobile apps, I think initial releases allowed to manually add servers. Maybe this has changed!

Thanks for the work!

@_elena As someone interested in both the Fediverse and RSS, I though I might point you at a recent project I did that lets you subscribe to communities in Lemmy and Mbin through your RSS aggregator.

The idea is to create your own feeds that surface the top upvoted community posts, reducing the firehose of posts. You set the threshold, and the RSS feeds optionally include content, summaries, and comments. And it can be self-hosted. I invite you to take it for a spin!

https://www.upvote-rss.com/

@_elena

Thanks for this review, and I have a follow-up question.

There are few people that I trust as much as you on the topic of online video. I have been active in photography, vector graphics and "pixel-pushing" for decades, but creating video content remains my White Whale. That said, I just started :)

As a beginner in the video space, not looking to start a channel or "build a following" for regular shows, would you say an account on Peertube is a good fit? For now, I basically need a space where I can host my first videos. Also to to share links via Mastodon and to embed them on my WordPress blog. I am also looking to find online communities where I can share my clips and stories to solicit feedback to learn and evolve.

Thanks!