YouTube cannot be expected to be run as a charity nor would it get contributors to make money. If you host videos on YouTube the price is taking ads or allowin

YouTube cannot be expected to be run as a charity nor would it get contributors to make money. If you host videos on YouTube the price is taking ads or allowing Google to charge a subscription. Google will still organize and catalog your video if it isn't on YouTube. It might be cool if video producers could charge per view on YouTube - but I feel that might cheapen the rest of the service as you could not go to YouTube expecting to find already paid for or ad supported value and it may lessen user engagement.