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My approach will likely improve over time, but for now it is based on a few main factors. 1) Is the content primarily concerned with teaching the Bible? 2) Does
by theoblank 5y ago
My approach will likely improve over time, but for now it is based on a few main factors.
1) Is the content primarily concerned with teaching the Bible?
2) Does the teaching fall within what is broadly considered orthodox?
3) Is it a good "fit" for the UX of the app?
By "fit" I mostly mean duration. If there is a good sermon, but it's 45 min long, then it may not be approved. Since people are actively reading the Bible, ideally a video will say something meaningful and specific about a Bible passage without taking too long (<5 mins).
- foolinaround 5y agoare you able to fit in snippets of a larger video, using youtube's start and end time stamps?
- wonderinglife 5y agowe actually do this on get.catenabible.com - we get permission from the speakers then tag the video in our database by verse+timestamp. Would love your feedback :) God bless!
- wonderinglife 5y agoWe've had similar challenges with Catena, definitely a challenge in the fragmented denominational space, but I like your principle of indexing on broadly orthodox content. Excited you're thinking about this space :)