PeerTube, the “Decentralized YouTube”, succeeds in crowdfunding
What the people who want decentralized services don&#x27;t realize is that the content creators want centralized services (whether they realize it or not).<p>In the old days we needed YouTube because you needed a Flash encoder if you wanted to make video accessible on the web to everyone. Now anyone can host video on anything. You can throw even throw some comments on the bottom if you want.<p>But what those who create want is an audience. They want a community. There is a cycle of drama on YouTube that everyone feeds off of. Hell, some of the most popular videos people make are videos of people complaining about YouTube. Make a normal video, get a few thousand views. Make a rage video about how your normal video got demonized, get a million views.<p>How many attempts at decentralized social networks have failed? All of them.