>They could run a peertube instance to They could. But then 6 months later, they'll review the logs, see no one's really watching it there, and will get bored

>They could run a peertube instance to They could. But then 6 months later, they'll review the logs, see no one's really watching it there, and will get bored with supporting it. Then it's on the chopping block. Which, because of networking effects, subtly hurts other instances at other organizations. As there are fewer things to view with Peertube, fewer people go out and discover any further content with it because they never started watching it in the first place. Sort of reminded of this one shopping mall I used to go to as a kid in Ohio. Looked it up a few years ago, completely empty except for one store on the bottom flood... do you think that store sees any extra foot traffic? >Joe Schmoe doesn't need to know what peertube even is. Someone who wanted to kill Peertube dead with fire couldn't murder it as thoroughly as your attitude does. You get that right?