In Liftoff, the Lemmy app I use, you can easily add a picture when writing the post/comment, which will then be hosted on the instance. It’s probably the same for other Lemmy apps. The websites I’m not sure about, since every instance can have multiple web frontends.

I know I’m replying to a month-old post, but I hope you’ll figure out a solution, since we very much still need to see this.

Also, if at all possible, please include some proof of those super creamy eels?!

Thank you very much!

Example - it works:

(Made with JS Paint, a retro MS Paint clone in the browser! Remember this brilliant technique for making “art”?)

Cool, but that’s only half the truth, 'cause how do you turn off your fridge, microwave stuff etc. when you’re away from home then?? /s

Weapons of mass destruction

We ma-de … it up?

What’s the deal with Netanyandex?

I think they already began removing old, inactive channels some time ago…

Sounds like it would actually make sense to have a handful of different accounts, each account optimized (through search/watch history or something) for a specific type of content you want to search for.

Otherwise, 3rd-party search engines are often better than YouTubes own search for finding obscure/rare/unpopular/unlisted/demonetized videos.