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    [https://joinpeertube.org|PeerTube] is a free, open-source, decentralized video platform.  

    Launched in 2018, PeerTube was created as an ethical alternative to centralized platforms like YouTube or Vimeo.  
    Each PeerTube server (called an instance) is independent, with its own rules and moderation, but can connect to other instances.  

    PeerTube also uses peer-to-peer technology (WebRTC/HLS) so viewers share video pieces with each other, reducing the load on the hosting server. This makes it possible for small communities and organizations to host their own platform without huge infrastructure costs.  

    PeerTube is not intended to replace mainstream platforms, but to provide a parallel, community-owned, ad-free network that respects users’ freedom and privacy.  

    Developed by [https://framasoft.org|Framasoft]
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    __PeerTube integrates with Tiki to allow:__
    Uploading and managing videos directly within Tiki
    Embedding PeerTube videos in wiki pages and trackers
    Applying Tiki’s permission system for fine-grained access control
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