> "Creating an account per node is federation working as intended." That's misinformed. You need an account on an instance where you want to publish videos (al

> "Creating an account per node is federation working as intended." That's misinformed. You need an account on an instance where you want to publish videos (although maybe publishing to a federated channel is supported now?), but you only need one account to consume content. In fact, you don't even need to use a Peertube account, as the protocol is based on ActivityPub so most clients (like Mastodon) will be able to receive updates from peertube channels you follow. > Federation is absolutely not in vogue, and never has been vogue. email is federated. WWW is federated (src/href). They are two of the most widely-used protocols. So federation is not exactly hyped because most people don't even realize they're using federation, but it's certainly useful and popular.