I recently learned (today) about Odysee.com, which is a distributed platform for video. That means a video there is unable to be shut down by a master or removed, as the network storage of the video library is "distributed" amongst many servers and computers on the network. The video file will always survive SOMEWHERE.
As a result, some controversial gun content video guys have migrated over there. As an example, here is a video channel all about 3D printing of guns, which YouTube and Facebook have already banned.
https://odysee.com/@3DPrint:1/3d-printed-guns-podcast:8
I'm just now exploring the site myself.
It doesn't run as smooth as YouTube and takes a little longer to load,...but at least the content is there.
As a result, some controversial gun content video guys have migrated over there. As an example, here is a video channel all about 3D printing of guns, which YouTube and Facebook have already banned.
https://odysee.com/@3DPrint:1/3d-printed-guns-podcast:8
I'm just now exploring the site myself.
It doesn't run as smooth as YouTube and takes a little longer to load,...but at least the content is there.
