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I’m biased, but I recommend my own content! :D

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I run TubeFree.org and have created a Peertube chain of trust as well. So I’m pulling in from multiple sources and have an index others can use if they’d like. https://ptindex.btfree.org

The code is open source so you can also build your own if you’d like. https://git.btfree.org/BTFree/PTIndex

Always looking to add more servers though if anyone has recommendations.

I’ve actually opened a feature request with the Peertube folks. I don’t expect much honestly at the moment. The Peertube folks lay out their plans and they’ve probably don’t that for the foreseeable future, but having this kind of mechanism, and building it out as you’re suggesting, is what I hope that can be built into Peertube some day.

https://github.com/issues/created?issue=Chocobozzz%7CPeerTube%7C7493

I can’t do what you’re suggesting at the index level. But it’s totally valid. We need good tools built into Peertube, or an extension or something, to give us that kind of control.

Honestly I want to eventually come out with lists for like Child Friendly or Music or NSFW or whatever.

But right now what you’re suggesting, it’s completely built based on my guidelines and what I want. Places like MakerTube have reached out to me and given me specific servers that aren’t within our guidelines and I’ve removed them manually from our list, but I hope there comes a day where EVERYONE can share their lists and groups.

And I honestly think that there’s a doc going through the Open Social Web group to allow sharing of groups easier, that this might help Peertube as well.

So the ideas are sound, I don’t have the technical chops to do it, and I think it’d take a lot of work, but I absolutely think this is a valid use case and would benefit us all.

The best I can say, make sure to support Peertube however you can, even a $1 a month helps, so maybe we can help them get more folks to move Peertube along even faster.

I’d like to throw my mark in here.

I’m the founder of BT Free a nonprofit 501(c)3 organization that’s attempting to help foster the Fediverse.

I’ve recently came up with an idea of a public Peertube index. You can see it at https://ptindex.btfree.org for anyone to use. My idea is that we could have a chain of trust. I trust MakerTube, MakerTube trusts SERVER, therefore I follow SERVER.

But I’d like more folks at the top to share with everyone.

Together we’ll make our network strong. The PTIndex is public, anyone can use it without contributing, I have a script that’s pulling the data from the folks in the chain of trust at https://git.btfree.org/BTFree/PTIndex .

Steaming platforms have worked for quite a while in Linux. Been a while since I had Netflix, but it worked just fine when I did. Disney+ and Hulu work.

This isn’t the first time Mozilla have done a VPN. They walked away from it before, so why should we trust their solution this time?

I’ll stick to my current VPN, thanks.

ActivityPub, aka the Fediverse, aka the open social web, aka what powers Piefed, is created, built by and built into the web, run by the W3C.

So while I agree that DRM sucks being built into the web, I disagree W3C is controlled by GAFAM. With DRM the W3C’s point was that everyone is doing it anyway at least we can have a standard way to doing it, making it easier for ends users to not have to jump through some new hoop and guaranteeing even that on alternative browsers, software or hardware aren’t excluded.

Big Tech do plenty of awful things we can give them direct credit for. W3C isn’t really one of them.