Nobody really sees URLs anymore, they are always behind links, so making them more readable has basically no effect.

100 what? Percent? Potatoes?

For the first time, China’s Ministry of Commerce issued policy announcements in documents only accessible via domestic software last week

There was a possibility to start sharing in a open format so everyone can read it. But they chose to use one even more closed then Microsofts format.

Please don’t spam Lemmy with reddit stuff. If you are not the author of the post it makes no sense to cross post it to lemmy., because there will be no discussion out of it, just spam.

Sponsors, paywall, using it to advertise or support your business, etc.

Not like on YouTube, but differently.

Oh and finding new content is kind of impossible, I wish PeerTube was set up more like Lemmy with communities which you subsribe to instead of channels people need to follow explicitly.

I can’t run my own Odysee instance to be independent of third parties which might moderate away my content if they don’t like it. My content my rules.

I mean I did throw up a PT instance and publish my videos exclusively on it, and I’m getting decent views if the topic is interesting and I promote it on hacker news, I’m getting several thousands of views. But that does not fix the PeerTube mobile app, nor the fact that finding content is practically impossible and the subscribe mechanism constantly randomly stops working, there is no app for my TV (like SmartTube) etc.

I’m all in with PeerTube as a creator, but as a user it’s a terrible experience.