A place to share alternatives to popular online services that can be self-hosted without giving up privacy or locking you into a service you don’t control.
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Wow!
To summarize: On YouTube, 2 billion MAUs but only 15 million (0.75%) active creators On Wikipedia, 39 million registered users but only 128 thousand (0.3%) active contributors On Mastodon, 1 million active users but only 2 thousand (0.2%) instances On Tor, 2.5 millions users but only 6 thousand (0.24%) relay servers
Can’t really say much about the cryptocurrency stuff but I do agree that some people want to run their own servers and that ignoring those would be a big mistake. But being one of those I am not objective.