I've never been tempted to try any of it. I vastly prefer YouTube or Twitch, but seeing as how terrible Facebook's own content and user policy is, I'm unsure as

I've never been tempted to try any of it. I vastly prefer YouTube or Twitch, but seeing as how terrible Facebook's own content and user policy is, I'm unsure as to how anyone even would be interested. The regular video feature of the Facebook site is borderline unusable, clicking on a video in Safari and even in Chrome just causes the whole tab to become unresponsive for minutes sometimes until the full screen player opens, it's impossible to change settings often and the entire site just starts dying if you scroll around a timeline for like 10 minutes. It's not a good user experience, tying a video sharing platform directly into that taints it from the get go. I understand that they were trying some sort of cross-pollination but at least the YouTube website is performant. And Facebook's timeline ordering and content curation is terrible so it's not very inviting. Mainly it seems like they took all the bad features that drive creators insane on other platforms and bolted it to their own. Why?