Re:YouTube removed a Cybersecurity channel without much reason
by ddevault on Tuesday December 29, 2020 @07:29PM
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Not very wise of you to depend on Discord and Google Sheets instead of more open alternatives when you're organizing a group whose purpose is to literally preserve the victims of corporate censorship.
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Re:YouTube removed a Cybersecurity channel without much reason
by Ruthalas on Tuesday December 29, 2020 @07:59PM
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That's fair. I take automatic backups of the sheet, such that if access to that is eventually lost I can republish via another method.
Discord is used for the simple reason that the current goal is to gain as much traction and participation as possible. The Rocketchat server I host, and the IRC channels I could have used would both acted as barriers of entry to a lot of possible participants.
Perhaps with time I can push for a migration to a solution I host. For the moment I'll stick with these tools, and plan for their failure as best I can.
Re:YouTube removed a Cybersecurity channel without much reason
by RealStickman_ on Wednesday December 30, 2020 @08:54AM
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I'd suggest matrix. It may be the closest you can currently come to something self hosted where most people with reading skills can figure out how to join.
Re:YouTube removed a Cybersecurity channel without much reason
by BuildTheRobots on Tuesday December 29, 2020 @07:40PM
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There's certainly irony there, but then they're actually getting on with stuff rather than debating tooling. Discord and sheets are also both free - anything else is going to require an investment of money and time.