@collectifission @peertube I'd like to add to this topic: It's very easy to say "set up a PeerTube instance," but not everyone has the knowledge or expertise to do it. Some folks will want to learn and work past that barrier, but some others won't. It is also not a “set and forget” situation. Infrastructure requires regular maintenance which can be a barrier for those who aren't as tech-focused.

In situations like this, I'd suggest: If you're hosting a PeerTube instance and have some resources to spare, consider onboarding your friends. This lowers the bar for adoption while still allowing everyone to enjoy the benefits.