With respect, you save time making 30 minute videos, but everyone else then wastes time watching your video looking for info. I prefer it if people just write

With respect, you save time making 30 minute videos, but everyone else then wastes time watching your video looking for info. I prefer it if people just write it down so I can ctrl-f or find it in a web search and get what I need instead of sitting through your videos. For general "welcome to Team X!" onboarding or training though I agree that videos have benefits. But for day to day knowledge and docs I couldn't think of anything worse, although it seems to work for you and it is popular on YouTube for some things (e.g. Unity game dev content seems be be pretty much 100% video based - if I just need to know how to set up something in the UI like character rigging or wheel physics etc, I often have to sit through 30min videos to find the 15 seconds where they show what buttons to click etc - if it was on a web page I could just skip right to it)