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The issue is not whether people can make money off of YT or not, but if they have an equal chance to do so. As GP mentioned there have been blatant inequalities
by Joe-Z 9y ago
The issue is not whether people can make money off of YT or not, but if they have an equal chance to do so. As GP mentioned there have been blatant inequalities regarding which rules are applied to whom in 2017 (for example the popular channel 'h3h3productions' now barely publishes any videos anymore).
- Tehnix 9y agoExactly! I can't remember if h3h3productions also takes Patreon, but either that or moving over to Twitch seems the common response from the people hit the hardest (while h3h3 don't upload many videos, they are quite active with their podcast!).
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- dingaling 9y agoPerhaps YouTube should 'demonitize' all content creators and just take the ad dollars for themselves. I think I'd prefer that as it might skew YouTube back to its origins of "here's a cool video I want to share" instead of the current trend of "here's a video I made for the purpose of making money" After all it is YouTube and not ChannelTube.