Storage is the only reason video sharing will never decentralize well

If they handle any part of the infrastructure though, cloudflare may pressure bitchute to do stuff.

Well, atleast the "Nazi fascist" talk points actually have substance to sources...

Unlike the left talking point, waaaaah emotional playing, feel for these people that died, feel their suffering, feel it, cry with me.

that is true

That is generally most of the video's with the left.

i have looked at some of that content and it DOES SHOW SCOURCES

Happy news

That's a separate point altogether. I don't right now consider what content bitchute has or has not, I am worried more about how easily they can be pressured and through what to mess with things

if those sources are true idk but the point is to show sources compared to the left that often dont do that

Yuss, uncensored.

The best social media model to move forward with seems to be tumblr because it decentralizes quite nicely

Now you can finally see what a vagina looks like

Tumblr itself is dying though, especially after they made the effort to "protect the young ones" by pushing verification toward NSFW content for unregistered users

Oh totally, the platform itself is junk

like on bitchute i can withing 10 seconds get for say Mein Kampft or any other nazi period content meanwhile on YT you would get a fraction of that and that fraction gets smaller and smaller as such content is not accepted any longer

See what happens, when you try to shill the kids argument, you go broke.

But something like an easy to use geocities hosted on PCs would work nicely

It's even worse than that, Brote. Some content creators now have to intentionally mispronounce or omit certain words because they worry that if they'll say something like "a gun", Youtube algorithm may freak out on them.

Chans would be great but they eat storage space like nothing else

Which is both hilariously paranoid and kinda scary at the same time. Orwellian doublespeak and whatnot comes next, I guess

@A.Fulcrum i am fully aware of that as you gotta go tippy toe on egg shells to not trigger the algorithm

Chans could be probably managed, it depends on what limits are posed. How many pages per board, how many boards, limits on image/animation sizes per post.

I think they'd be really doable, would just have to have considerable limits on how many posts and how big at once they store

i heard that 8chan was working on comming back online

Overchan was the best bet we had at a decentral chan it was just way too much data

under a new provider

Yes, there was even an announcement some time ago. 8chan will be back though under new, different name.

Well, not _that_ different, but still.

thats good

I can already imagine various mainstream users seething, given that majority of them thinks that chans are just those two of a few more pages and destroying one of them should have just made all those users collectively decide they were bad people and give up - so now that the page is back, they will be all magically reactivated.

hopefully the people that used 8chan can go back to it ones the provider and all other details are solved

Funny thing is that is the media would just leave the chans alone then most likely nothing would happen

maybe a few pranks here and their but probly nothing more

Probably will take a bit. And that also depends how much of 8chan is back. It had some nice features that in the end also led to lots of clutter. Like ability to create your own board which in practice means several ghost boards where old content no one cared for or remembered was just lying around.

8chan was taken down by glow niggers.

Nytimes, and the verge did 2 fake hit pieces, and the El Paso fake event manifesto was originally on instagram.

It was still stupid. Basically the board was taken down because some random anon, who you could never even be sure was a regular, posted there before causing shit.

Meanwhile, twitter and tumblr had history of various terrorist's pages and no one bat an eyelid

And the NZ shooting was facebook.

Cloudflare still hosts some of ISIS' largest sites