Decentralized Youtube

[Subb0]

that would never work, why dont you just get adblock and you just solves your problem with out having to create anything!

[olympuslabsbc]

This sounds like a great idea, though! Keep us posted if you find something

[Joel_Jantsen]

that would never work, why dont you just get adblock and you just solves your problem with out having to create anything!

That is very narrow minded.AdBlock can block adds but doens't stop giving you suggestions for the videos you're not interested to watch.You are not understanding the whole thing,the vision of the project is to start a videoBlog without having a centralised party to make all the rules.

[mfgex]

Viewly is doing this, I believe.

[artemiy]

sounds like a just sending videos to each other, there will be so much spam btw

[us11csalyer]

most of the high-quality YouTube content is created only because good money is paid for it. on such decentralized video hosting there will be only video with cats and the same videos from YouTube, it is unlikely that it will ever become a project with original high-quality video content

[cascano]

FlorinCoin has released a website called Alexandria.io that is attacking sites like youtube, spotify, vimeo, itunes, etc.. Their idea is that you buy florincoins and pay the creator a number of florincoins when you want to view, buy or download the desired content.

This way the creator gets paid directly rather than receiving 0.0001% of the google ads revenue.  for this to work a mass adoption is necessary. Right now they are quite unheard of. After Florincoin releases their new website in a couple of days, it will gain more media attention I think.

Once a big artist joins the site, I think the adoption will increase exponentially. Right now the challenge is mainly to get it out to the public.

[Qwantoom]

Imagine a p2p youtube and without spam videos did you like the idea?

Yes. Youtube are full of clickbait videos and garbage content so I'll be waiting for that project to succeed.

[Ned Kelly]

LBRY would be an answer if not a huge premine.
I would choose SIA as an alternative. They have a video streaming feature in a roadmap.