PeerTube Backstage video/PeerTube Backstage video — English @ Weblate: quickly got excited about this project

	Key	English	Actions
	00:00:15.273-->00:00:19.340	Behind PEERTUBE, there's the "De-google-ify Internet" project.
	00:00:22.173-->00:00:23.665	Among PEERTUBE workers
	00:00:23.760-->00:00:25.548	there's Chocobozzz,
	00:00:25.585-->00:00:27.618	PEERTUBE is Chocobozzz's baby
	00:00:27.685-->00:00:30.126	who developed it for 2 years.
	00:00:30.152-->00:00:33.026	Many people contribute to PEERTUBE:
	00:00:33.452-->00:00:35.135	Marie-Cécile Godwin
	00:00:35.202-->00:00:37.056	works a lot
	00:00:37.115-->00:00:38.523	on user experience design
	00:00:38.557-->00:00:40.515	to understand
	00:00:40.607-->00:00:43.123	how the systems work
	00:00:43.165-->00:00:44.815	and how they influence people.
	00:00:44.891-->00:00:46.724	That's what she brings to PEERTUBE.
	00:00:46.778-->00:00:49.197	One of PEERTUBE's code contributors,
	00:00:49.520-->00:00:50.884	Rigelk,
	00:00:51.664-->00:00:54.071	quickly got excited about this project
	00:00:54.104-->00:00:56.090	and started
	00:00:56.124-->00:00:59.211	to showcase it during conferences
	00:00:59.380-->00:01:01.117	and then to code.
	00:01:01.228-->00:01:02.883	That's how we met
	00:01:02.908-->00:01:05.789	and one thing leading to another, he became a Framasoft member.
	00:01:05.856-->00:01:09.723	David Revoy illustrated a lot
	00:01:10.050-->00:01:11.250	for PEERTUBE
	00:01:11.477-->00:01:14.470	and also created PEERTUBE's mascot,
	00:01:14.496-->00:01:16.423	Sépia,
	00:01:16.496-->00:01:18.576	a small octopus representing PEERTUBE.
	00:01:19.823-->00:01:23.030	"How can Youtube be decentralized?"
	00:01:24.102-->00:01:24.863	We were searching,
	00:01:24.877-->00:01:26.770	drinking after the FOSDEM,
	00:01:26.830-->00:01:28.043	wondering what to do.
	00:01:28.057-->00:01:29.057	We didn't want to use

	Key	English	Actions
	00:00:15.273-->00:00:19.340	Behind PEERTUBE, there's the "De-google-ify Internet" project.
	00:00:22.173-->00:00:23.665	Among PEERTUBE workers
	00:00:23.760-->00:00:25.548	there's Chocobozzz,
	00:00:25.585-->00:00:27.618	PEERTUBE is Chocobozzz's baby
	00:00:27.685-->00:00:30.126	who developed it for 2 years.
	00:00:30.152-->00:00:33.026	Many people contribute to PEERTUBE:
	00:00:33.452-->00:00:35.135	Marie-Cécile Godwin
	00:00:35.202-->00:00:37.056	works a lot
	00:00:37.115-->00:00:38.523	on user experience design
	00:00:38.557-->00:00:40.515	to understand
	00:00:40.607-->00:00:43.123	how the systems work
	00:00:43.165-->00:00:44.815	and how they influence people.
	00:00:44.891-->00:00:46.724	That's what she brings to PEERTUBE.
	00:00:46.778-->00:00:49.197	One of PEERTUBE's code contributors,
	00:00:49.520-->00:00:50.884	Rigelk,
	00:00:51.664-->00:00:54.071	quickly got excited about this project
	00:00:54.104-->00:00:56.090	and started
	00:00:56.124-->00:00:59.211	to showcase it during conferences
	00:00:59.380-->00:01:01.117	and then to code.
	00:01:01.228-->00:01:02.883	That's how we met
	00:01:02.908-->00:01:05.789	and one thing leading to another, he became a Framasoft member.
	00:01:05.856-->00:01:09.723	David Revoy illustrated a lot
	00:01:10.050-->00:01:11.250	for PEERTUBE
	00:01:11.477-->00:01:14.470	and also created PEERTUBE's mascot,
	00:01:14.496-->00:01:16.423	Sépia,
	00:01:16.496-->00:01:18.576	a small octopus representing PEERTUBE.
	00:01:19.823-->00:01:23.030	"How can Youtube be decentralized?"
	00:01:24.102-->00:01:24.863	We were searching,
	00:01:24.877-->00:01:26.770	drinking after the FOSDEM,
	00:01:26.830-->00:01:28.043	wondering what to do.