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Imagine a group of instances all belonging together (like tube1.domain.com, tube2.domain.com etc.) where some videos are on the first instance, some are on the second instance and so on, maybe because the uploader didn't know that videos can't easily be moved to another (main) instance. In this example, the main instance might be tube.domain.com which follows all upload instances and therefore lists all videos from the same creator / same domain.
It's difficult to tell owners of other instances to follow each upload instance tube1.domain.com, tube2.domain.com... And it becomes even more difficult when some followers are lost without notice, one every few months, see bug 3851, because you'd have to monitor both your own list of instances following you as well the "following" lists in each one to check if your instance is still listed as those can get out of sync (also see aforementioned bug or bug 3847).
This would help when sites are following only one of several upload instances of a domain, plus it would help with those lost follower bugs as it'd be more obvious if all videos are suddenly gone rather than only those from one upload instance.
Describe the solution you would like:
Suggestion: Add an option for a nested follow relationship that could be enabled in the main instance tube.domain.com so, in addition to listing the videos of the upload instances, it would also treat those videos like its own, so that followers of the main instance would see all of these videos. In other words: Nobody else would have to follow tube1, tube2, ... tube23 ... but only the main instance to see all videos.
Describe alternatives you have considered
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Describe the problem to be solved
Imagine a group of instances all belonging together (like tube1.domain.com, tube2.domain.com etc.) where some videos are on the first instance, some are on the second instance and so on, maybe because the uploader didn't know that videos can't easily be moved to another (main) instance. In this example, the main instance might be tube.domain.com which follows all upload instances and therefore lists all videos from the same creator / same domain.
It's difficult to tell owners of other instances to follow each upload instance tube1.domain.com, tube2.domain.com... And it becomes even more difficult when some followers are lost without notice, one every few months, see bug 3851, because you'd have to monitor both your own list of instances following you as well the "following" lists in each one to check if your instance is still listed as those can get out of sync (also see aforementioned bug or bug 3847).
This would help when sites are following only one of several upload instances of a domain, plus it would help with those lost follower bugs as it'd be more obvious if all videos are suddenly gone rather than only those from one upload instance.
Describe the solution you would like:
Suggestion: Add an option for a nested follow relationship that could be enabled in the main instance tube.domain.com so, in addition to listing the videos of the upload instances, it would also treat those videos like its own, so that followers of the main instance would see all of these videos. In other words: Nobody else would have to follow tube1, tube2, ... tube23 ... but only the main instance to see all videos.
Describe alternatives you have considered
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: