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Why is the existence of YouTube specifically preferable to society? They're just a random company. No one has a right to their business model; if they can't fig
by jakelazaroff 7y ago
Why is the existence of YouTube specifically preferable to society? They're just a random company. No one has a right to their business model; if they can't figure out how to do make a video sharing site that doesn't harm people, they should go out of business to make space for someone who can. It's not like YouTube's particular implementation of video sharing is inherently better than Vimeo, PeerTube, or whatever else someone could come up with.
- Mirioron 7y agoAnd how exactly is YouTube harming people? The topic at hand is about some people not having access to monetization on YouTube and your proposed solution is to shut down YouTube altogether?