#bitchute

PreserveTube 💝✒️🌐

A separate website where you can view archives of YouTube channels and videos. Keep in mind the process of archiving videos does provide YouTube with traffic, similar to a downloader. However, once a video is archived, it is stored completely separately from YouTube and no longer gives them any traffic. It's not a full, true alternative, but it's pretty good.

Twitch 💝🌐🍎🤖🍏🪟

A livestreaming platform often used by YouTubers in conjunction with their YouTube channel. You can opt to pay for a subscription to a creator you love if you want to support them, but following is free.

PeerTube 💝✒️🌐

A decentralized video-sharing project that allows individuals to host their own instances, which can operate independently, while still being able to view videos across other instances.

Vimeo 💝🌐🍎🤖🍏🪟

A video-sharing platform. A great recommendation for workspaces or to share work related videos, or for schools to share educational content. With a free account, you can upload 500 MB worth of video per week, and 5 GB maximum.

Glomble 💝✒️🌐

A video-sharing platform with an old-internet feel.

BitView 💝✒️🌐

Similar to Glomble, old-internet feeling video-sharing website.

VidLii 💝✒️🌐

Another old-internet-style video-sharing website. Be careful, some users have reported encountering upsetting or disturbing content while browsing, but I haven't encountered any issues yet. I've found a lot of my favorite songs on VidLii, some seemingly by official (if old and abandoned) accounts!

BitChute 💝✒️🌐🍎🤖

Alternative streaming website, easier to navigate than BitView or Glomble.

Vanillo 💝✒️🌐

Still in beta, Vanillo is a video-sharing platform that navigates similarly to YouTube. It is very easy to navigate.

Bilibili 💝🌐🍎🤖🍏🪟

Chinese video sharing website. Good for anything where you don't necessarily need things in your native tongue (ex, yoga or music), or if you speak a Chinese language.

Niconico 💝🌐🍎🤖

Japanese video sharing website. Good for anything where you don't necessarily need things in your native tongue (ex, yoga or music), or if you speak Japanese.

Tubi TV 💝🌐🍎🤖

Free streaming website with a variety of movies and TV shows.

PlutoTV 💝✒️🌐🍎🤖

Free streaming website with a variety of movies and TV shows.

PlexTV 💝✒️🌐🍎🤖

Streaming website with a variety of movies and TV shows, some free, some paid.

Dropout ✒️🌐🍎🤖

Streaming service created by Dropout (formerly College Humor). Currently, you can get 20% off your first year, bringing the price down to $56 for a year's subscription. Dropout series are primarily comedy (Game Changer, Make Some Noise, etc).

Nebula ✒️🌐🍎🤖

Streaming service created by many YouTubers in response to YouTube censorship. Great place for video essays, but there is a lot of stuff on the platform. Right now, a one-year subscription to Nebula is only $60! Additionally, you can browse Nebula to see if your favorite creator is on the platform without even signing up!

Alex Kaplan at MMFA:

Users on the far-right message board site 4chan seemingly launched a campaign on September 20 to prevent Indians from traveling to the United States after President Donald Trump announced changes to the H-1B visa system and companies attempted to bring workers back to the U.S. before the policy’s implementation. The campaign spread to other platforms during the ensuing confusion, with posts on social media like Telegram, other far-right forums, and alternative streaming platforms calling for more users to participate. On September 19, Trump announced that companies in the United States would be required to pay a $100,000 fee in order to obtain H-1B worker visas, effective just two days later. Mixed messages from the administration over the frequency of the fee and who it applied to led to immediate confusion. The administration subsequently clarified that “the fee would only apply to new applicants, and renewals or current visa holders would not be affected,” that “the change would ‘not impact the ability of any current visa holder to travel to/from the U.S.,’” and that the fee is a one-time payment rather than an annual charge. However, amid the updates and clarifications, “several companies and attorneys had already urged workers to return to the United States as soon as possible.” As reported by NBC News: [The surprise order from the Trump administration imposing a new $100,000 fee on some visas set off a day of frantic travel as workers, companies and foreign governments scrambled to respond to Washington's latest immigration crackdown.] Simultaneously, users on far-right forums and social media platforms added to the chaos, encouraging others to “clog the flight reservation system” in an announced attempt to prevent Indians from entering the United States. The 4chan-initiated campaign, which was apparently first reported by Indian news outlets, proliferated across social media, with users on other platforms promoting the campaign or even claiming to have participated in it.

4chan user seemingly started campaign to “clog the flight reservation system” to prevent Indians from coming to the U.S. before Trump's policy implementation

The day after Trump's initial announcement, a user on 4chan’s far-right “politically incorrect” message board (commonly known as “/pol/”) posted a thread claiming that H-1B visa holders had less than 24 hours to get to the U.S. to avoid paying the $100,000 fee and as “Indians are just waking up after the H1B news,” the user proposed an effort “to keep them in India.” This proposal — called “Operation Clog the Toilet,” which one 4chan user noted is “a horribly racist meme” in itself — encouraged other users to find flights from India to the U.S., “initiate the checkout process,” and “don’t checkout.” According to the user, these actions would clog the flight reservation system, “locking out” Indians and preventing them from getting to the U.S. before Trump’s proclamation went into effect. The user also used an anti-Asian slur, provided “pro tips” like opening multiple tabs, encouraged people to “write a script to automate the process,” and called on other users to “spread the word.”

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The 4chan-initiated campaign quickly spread to other social media platforms, including Telegram, far-right forums, and alternative streaming platforms

Users on the far-right forum previously known as “TheDonald” (later rebranded as “patriots.win”) shared and lauded the campaign, with some posting that they had also attempted to hold plane tickets. The Gab account for the forum also posted the original /pol/ thread. [...] 4chan posts about the campaign were also shared on other platforms and forums, including alternative streaming platforms Rumble and Bitchute. Some social media users also shared tips to aid the campaign, encouraged followers to get involved, and praised 4chan users involved in the campaign as “patriots,” garnering thousands of shares and views.

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