Neither the project Invidious nor the software Invidious does any kind of curation - it's just the usual YouTube recommendations, but as if all of the users of

Neither the project Invidious nor the software Invidious does any kind of curation - it's just the usual YouTube recommendations, but as if all of the users of each Invidious instance were one person. It's interesting to see how the recommendations differ between instances, reflecting the interests of the average user on that instance. I find that I enjoy YouTube a lot more with that kind of semi-personalised experience, in the same way that Hacker News has a collective but remarkably distinctive feeling compared to other forums/link aggregators.