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That’s not true. A nonprofit/coop could in theory run single peertube instance.

• immibis 3y ago
  Then you're beholden to it, and it will not be as lenient as Google is in some legal grey areas, because it cannot afford any legal liability. For example, it would ban Louis Rossmann after just one cease-and-desist from Apple, because it couldn't afford to withstand a SLAPP lawsuit from Apple. (A SLAPP lawsuit is when you sue someone who hasn't done anything wrong, because you're a big company who can afford to bankrupt them with legal fees)
  • persnickety 3y ago
    It's totally viable to create an entity in a jurisdiction where lawsuits are not automatically ruinous and stick to your principles. On top of that, a small entity would not be as lenient about Google in terms of customer support or taking advantage of your personal data.
    • immibis 3y ago
      Ah yes. Let me just register a public Peertube instance in checks notes Malaysia.