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It's hardly ever used by anyone, but it's an open-source alternative to YouTube. It has several instances and whatnot, but I wonder if anyone here has used it.

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Yes I do, though as most people explained there are only quite niche contents available : for me it's tech videos and french indie news channels (either from their official peertube instance either from unofficial mirrors). But honestly they produce so much content that i could watch only this, it's just when i need less complicated or less politicized videos that i go elsewhere.

There are a few rough edges but i like the option to subscribe from a distant instance (so that when you open the native link of another instance, you can still (relatively) easily link it to your home account). I believe i also managed to subscribe from Piefed, so i have videos popping up in my piefed feed.