Here's another article from the Health Ranger going into more detail.

I know how you feel about folks like Alex Jones and whatnot, but if you're able to post "alt-right" stuff on Mike's site without censorship, then I'd say that's a win. I suppose the true litmus test is if you put up a bunch of WWII revisionist stuff. To me that's the #1 sensitive topic because people in the "truther" world may still find it blasphemous but I'm hopeful that it wouldn't be the case if his real.video project works out. I signed myself up for an invite here, we'll see what happens.

I myself am going to continue to post on Steemit, but I'm not going to overly invest in it. I pay for Vimeo so I may keep that as my main source for now. It sucks because you can only upload so much per week, even on the lower payment plan. It's fine if you post occasional videos but if you want to upload a series of videos like my Occult Science it's a huge pain in the ass. What makes me mad about DTube is there's no playlist organizer. I'm a huge stickler for organization options and while I'm sure features will get added over time, it's frustrating currently and deters me from uploading any of my series videos because it could just get lost in a sea of videos without any major playlist to link them all.

I also think it sucks that after 7 days you can't edit Steemit posts. Why? It's not like your able to monetize them anymore, you should be able to do what you want with them. What if I have a link to a video that gets taken down, and 90% of the content in the post IS the video; that renders the post completely useless when perhaps the same video is simply somewhere else and I can just re-edit the link and save the post, rather than having to make a new one. Even simpler reasons such as I screwed up a reference or some basic info and just want to correct it, I'll never be able to. Hopefully this will change too. Unless I'm missing something and you can edit?