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Why isn't there an unfederated rule banning youtube, Twitter and whatever else links? I only ever see youtube and Twitter. Forcing people to break convenient habits is the only way anything will ever change. I know that mentality seeeeeeems totalitarian but thats only because it absolutely is. Lol
I think a better strategy is just to prefer linking to content on Peertube whenever it is feasible and just not worry about it to much when Youtube is the only source for actually good content on some topic. There is wayyyyy too much consolidation around Youtube to effectively challenge in the hardline way you are saying, it just isn't practical.
Here are some cool Peertube instances.
https://tilvids.com/ -> an instance dedicated to educational/edutainment videos
https://lostpod.space/ -> a smaller general purpose peertube instance that I like