I am not fully sure if it is clear. If not please send me a DM and I can explain better.

That’s a complicated question to answer, because when its said self-hosted practically means that you have the code stored in your servers. So you can buy the domain but depends what services you are running you’ll probably need a server for those services.

Please elaborate better you question because it is unclear what you want to communicate.

We are starting next two releases of Normals to allow users to create audio streaming for their communities. However we still are unsure if allowing video streaming can be possible. Unfortunately our infrastructure does not allow it for videos. The idea is to find an alternative (not YouTube) for them to upload them after it finishes.

What’s the link? Could you please share it? I just searched it but it shows me different things

Ahh! But that one is for shorts!

That #Loops looks more decent. The PeerTube took me to a landing page, it was very difficult to find videos there. Thanks! :)

I searched for PeerTube, it took me here https://joinpeertube.org/browse-content and then I clicked one video and then it took me to https://spectra.video/ is this how it works? I am confused.

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I understand. I manage some communities myself, but others are run by other users. I wouldn’t want to make the same mistake as Reddit by implementing an auto-moderator.

Yeah makes sense, the footer is gone from posts going into remote communities as of the next deploy. Thanks for telling me this so we can do better, I know you didn’t have to.

I see about the link, that’s a bug on app side when posts leave Normals, the article should have been the link and the image just the thumbnail. I will ask to fix this. The subscription comment is about TRAE I guess, not freeCodeCamp, but point taken that it wasn’t a great fit for this community.

Thanks for the heads up, and sorry about that. The footer is added automatically when a post leaves Normals, it’s not something I type. I’m removing it from posts going into remote communities today. If piefed.social is filtering on it, is that a keyword rule or manual? Asking so I don’t trip it again by accident.

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I think it’s the anti-AI crowd, but honestly, I found it interesting 🤷‍♂️

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Can’t see the pic 😅

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