Yes please.

Understood, thanks o7

Wow, thank you very much for your service in creating that.

I don’t think this particular thing would need a login feature, since there’s a known genuine source we can check their work against. Like you said, it’s hash based, so the first time someone posts a video, you just download that from YouTube official and check the hash, no?

This seems like a really great idea. In theory, it’s just a simple key value store with the key being the YouTube tag and the value being a magnet link. I see a problem though. When a user submits a new association between a Magnet Link and a YouTube tag, what verifies that that’s actually the appropriate file? It seems almost like the server would have to download the video itself, which could pose a really unreasonable load on it. Especially compared to the very simple task it initially set out to do. But without that verification, it seems very prone to abuse (e.g. someone submits every tag and says they’re all the rickroll video)

It definitely seems worth doing though.

This is amazing. So what you’re saying is that the answer is that there are now three separate syncthing apps, which are all similarly functional and in collaboration with each other?