> Artists will always create content, but they will always need to eat too. So do devs, which is quite often neglected when talking about open source. It often

> Artists will always create content, but they will always need to eat too. So do devs, which is quite often neglected when talking about open source. It often goes along the "well, then do it in your spare time"-line. Maybe there is a huge gap between expectations and what we, as people, can actually do. There are a few who can make a living off of their channel, but you shouldn't start a youtube channel today, expecting to make some "big money". The more traditional way would be to start small, gain more and more visibility over time, and at some point companies might be interested in "in-video" promotions, like LTT does.