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All these platforms have business models. Some sell ads, some take a cut of subscriptions/rentals. They're just asking for a decent alternative to relying on YouTube, and didn't even state that monetization was a hard requirement. Would think Lemmy users would welcome the opportunity to reduce reliance on a single giant megacorporation for basic video hosting.
Becuase there is, honestly, zero alternative to getting profit on top of demanding requests that OP posted.
Had he not requested profit there could have been decent alternative at worst.
Monitization isn't a 'hard requirement', just a very icing on the cake. The content is really for others' enjoyment. I don't need to be recording said content. I was asked by someone, "Do you record/stream this? People would be interested in watching!" and at that point I wasn't recording but I decided to start. I'm currently just hovering around 123 interested individuals and/or botnet operators following me. Monitization doesn't have to be through the video being viewed on said hosted platform, any donations into my wallet address or PayPal address (which I'm trying to figure out how to set up to receive funds while not doxing me)