@FediTips @rashunda Oh, okay! I was under the impression that the actual *service* was called "loops.video". Loops is the service, loops.video is the server. Got it.

Somewhere I saw a list of Fediverse services which listed "loops.video" as the service itself, so that's why I got confused.

@FediTips @rashunda Yeah, again, I don't know if mastodon.social offers loops.video. I'd suspect not.

@rashunda You didn't mess up! The point - as I understand it - is that each instance *can* offer the various applications on the Fediverse, but it is up to the owners and operators of the instance. I don't know whether mastodon.social has loops.video installed.

I'm planning on doing something similar with PeerTube in the near future, as I may wish to start offering content on that app.

A good resource for all things Fediverse is @FediTips . They operate a Website - https://fedi.tips - with lots of instruction on this sometimes-confusing medium. (Also, it would be nice if you then offered a small monetary contribution to FediTips if you find their content useful, as they are operated by a single human, as best I can tell, and they are offering their services out of altruism towards the community.)