becauset they actually put in the effort to make their service fast and reliable, and take the required legal responsibility.
Several media hosts shut down or restricted access already due to CSAM, the other popular media host for example has barely any content moderation and are opening themselves up to issues.
Spinning up a Blossom server for self-hosting doesn’t seem realistic either. Do you have ideas for removing the centralized point of failure and scaling nostr hosting in a decentralized way?
What matters if you can *move* your content. With Blossom or a future spec allowing media URL changes (which is better than Blossom but doesn't exist yet) you could keep a local backup of all your media in a single .zip, and if it goes down reupload it as needed.
