> It seems the problem here isn't Youtube, though -- it's the ad networks. > As great and beneficial as shifting to a p2p distribution model outside of Google

> It seems the problem here isn't Youtube, though -- it's the ad networks. > As great and beneficial as shifting to a p2p distribution model outside of Google is, I'm not sure how it defeats this "censorship", as you go from "Advertisers don't want to pay for ad placements on x/y/z controversial topic and Google won't promote me!" to simply having no revenue model and no promotion. I don’t think the problem commented on above is just demonetization and shadowbanning, it’s completely removing comments and channels as well. But I agree re: sponsors and donations, Peertube already has a “Support” button right next to the like and dislike thumbs, that can be clicked to show donation links, including to Liberapay, and crypto addresses.