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|image = Vlare.webp | |||
|owner = Toby R & Bradley (2021)<br>WYSIWYG (2020-2021)<br>Jan (2019-2020) | |||
|language = Multilingual (English, German, Polish, Portuguese, Russian, Spanish, Turkish, Latvian) | |||
|status = Discontinued | |||
|website = https://www.vlare.tv/ | |||
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'''Vlare''' was a video sharing site created by Jan and Mel (Sudeurion) in an attempt to provide content creators with an alternative to YouTube. Originating from an early concept to overhaul VidLii, it later spun off into its own site, eventually becoming one of the main alternative platforms for creators in the wake of YouTube's COPPA changes in late 2019, in large part thanks to its unique design and social media/blogging features. | '''Vlare''' was a video sharing site created by Jan and Mel (Sudeurion) in an attempt to provide content creators with an alternative to YouTube. Originating from an early concept to overhaul VidLii, it later spun off into its own site, eventually becoming one of the main alternative platforms for creators in the wake of YouTube's COPPA changes in late 2019, in large part thanks to its unique design and social media/blogging features. | ||