I enjoy using a folder-based interface similar to what Google Drive offers, yet I am apprehensive about potential account bans if I upload articles that present balanced views on sensitive topics. Given previous instances where platforms like YouTube have faced censorship, I’m concerned about similar actions affecting my work. Can anyone suggest alternative platforms that maintain a comparable file management system while promoting free speech?
hey bob, try nexcloud its like drive but selfhostd so u control ur own content. may need extra tech knowhow but its great for free-speech friendly sharing. good alternative if u wanna avoid big corp censorship.
I have experimented with self-hosted systems that provide a folder-based interface similar to what Google Drive offers. My recent experience with Seafile has proven valuable in terms of control over content and maintaining free speech integrity. While the initial setup demands some technical effort, the control it provides over your files is a worthy trade-off. Personal experience suggests that, once configured, it offers stability and ease in managing documents without the risk of arbitrary censorship imposed by large corporate platforms.