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Given the speed with which youtube is demonetizing people or outright banning them, not sure how much longer it will sustain though.
by iamsb 7y ago
Given the speed with which youtube is demonetizing people or outright banning them, not sure how much longer it will sustain though.
- bigiain 7y agoTo be fair though, it's validly arguable that at least some of the people and content they're demonetising and banning are the very far end of the trashfire bellcurve, and that YouTube is nett better without them.
- dillondoyle 7y agoThis argument doesn't hold weight for me. Google demonetizes because advertisers don't want their ads on that content - and that is true no matter what platform.
- iamsb 7y agoTo some extent, yes. But see this comment -> https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=20818621 https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=20818621 There are plenty of examples like this. Google's problem is not that it is cracking down on bad actors. The problem is, it does not have a human interface. So once you are part of type-1 error set, you have very little way out. Once there is sufficient number of such people, who have critical mass for a competing service. And honestly, I am really glad that google products are dying. I switched to DDG 6 months ago, Firefox 1.5 years ago and I dont miss either of the products. Hopefully big tech monopolies will start crumbling one way or the other.
- C1sc0cat 7y agoI was watching a YouTube channel that that reviews mics and audio gear last night and they had had videos de monetised because of reviews of "shotgun mics"