[otini]

The uploader will be banned and their content removed, and hopefully will have to deal with the police. If a PeerTube instance is too laxist about its moderation policy, other instances will stop federating (federation is opt-in and decided by the admins).

[bufferoverflow]

So how can they call it "censorship resistant" if you can just ban users and delete their content?

[nodja]

The platform is censorship resistant. Individual instances are not. If you upload something to a specific instance, you are at the mercy of the instance owner. But you can upload to other more "open-minded" instances or host your own.

Moderation is necessary, otherwise you'll attract "undesirables" that will most likely scare away regular users.

[fulafel]

Check out the "Who is responsible for content published on PeerTube? " bit in the faq at https://joinpeertube.org/en/faq/

[s73v3r_]

Banning and choosing not to point at something are two different things.