

Absolutely not. Peertube not only stuggles to share content to enough eyes to matter, it’s hurdles for both creators and viewers to participate are higher than any other Fediverse platform out there. To clarify my point, act as a viewer, start out at the Peertube homepage, and get to the point where you can build a subscription list, make a comment and interact(upvote) 10 videos pertaining to 10 different genres you enjoy. After a day of trying, I gave up.
Peertube would need a huge intuitiveness boost to become anything more than a fun side-project for tech nerds.


















That’s because public discourse is saturated by the extreme at both ends of the spectrum. The part of society that feels there could be some solution in the center of the argument is drowned out by Stallman zealots that feel that diddling kids is bad but you shouldn’t be kept from doing it if it requires any information on you while the corporate sycophants are crying that they can’t protect THE KIDS if they don’t have every piece of information on you from birth onwards.
I view it the same as politics. I’ll let the others behave as if they have a say in it and argue for or against. I’ll just quit using discord when they require verification, as I will/have for any other corporation that does the same. Not because I don’t think verification of some kind would help protect everyone from additional risk but because providing my very sensitive information to corporations that both exploit my data and pass it on to hackers and third-parties is not something I am willing to do.