In the style of “DH6” the author linked, I don’t agree with the unwritten assumption he seems to make: that the quality of a video is as simple as the qualifica

In the style of “DH6” the author linked, I don’t agree with the unwritten assumption he seems to make: that the quality of a video is as simple as the qualifications of the person making it. Nor is it even the “density” of information provided. The overall quality of a YouTube video also involves: accessibility, SEO, inviting/entertaining narration or personality, and even some technical meta-quality stuff like the quality of the camera, audio, etc. All of this factors into the overall experience of the viewer and the skill of content creation is oftentimes very different from the skill of, for example, cooking, or coding. Not all masters are teachers.