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I've noticed that the content creators I watch who used to use annotations for corrections still have roughly the same number of corrections in their video, but
by sellyme 6y ago
I've noticed that the content creators I watch who used to use annotations for corrections still have roughly the same number of corrections in their video, but they're being done in the edit rather than post-upload.
I've got no hard evidence of this, but I feel like the removal of that feature got rid of a lot of the annoying spam, and the people who were using it correctly just started paying more attention to their videos before they uploaded them.
Obviously some will still get missed, but I think the overall accuracy of the actual videos has increased substantially.