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There's more stuff like this happening these days. Saw this tweet yesterday: https://twitter.com/AnneMunition/status/1008852515629105152 https://twitter.com/An
by scrollaway 8y ago
There's more stuff like this happening these days. Saw this tweet yesterday:
https://twitter.com/AnneMunition/status/1008852515629105152 https://twitter.com/AnneMunition/status/1008852515629105152
YouTube preventing Linus Tech Tips from advertising their non-YouTube videos/streams.
In other words, like you said:
> Bottom line: shots fired. You must work with YouTube the way they want you to work with YouTube, or you'll get punished.
- welly 8y agoI'm surprised why anyone is surprised by this or thinks it should be any other way. Google is running YouTube as a business and they're running it the way they believe will be the most profitable. For some reason, people are still hanging onto a belief that Google cares about its users in ways other than to profit from them. Of course, it could well be that people aren't surprised and are just highlighting the Google's behaviour towards certain channels.
- scrollaway 8y agoIt's not particularly surprising given how shitty youtube's behaviour has been towards its content creators lately. It's just a reminder that nobody should accept it. Kind of like sometimes a president's behaviour isn't surprising, but still deserves to be highlighted and nobody should accept it.
- welly 8y agoA fair comment. The only way people can refuse to accept their behaviour is by not giving YouTube their business (by either visiting the site or submitting content) and who's going to do that? It's YouTube :-/ It's their way or the highway (or Vimeo)