I appreciate where you're coming from and your thoughtfulness. Someone as large as the Youtuber you've named may not be interested in using Ownnit. You're righ

I appreciate where you're coming from and your thoughtfulness. Someone as large as the Youtuber you've named may not be interested in using Ownnit. You're right about that. Ownnit is really designed for the smaller/middle-class of creators. I'd recommend checking this piece out: https://a16z.com/2020/02/06/100-true-fans/ https://a16z.com/2020/02/06/100-true-fans/. From a customers POV, finding a creator in a particular niche that resonates with you (I.e. a nutrition influencer, or fortnite streamer or crypto blogger) is like a parent finding the right teacher for their child...You know there are other teachers out there who may be a good fit, but you've found the one you really trust, have faith in and want to work with. Ultimately, I agree with your point that certain creators are too big for personalized services to make economic sense for them. I also agree with you about the potential for creepy stalker folks - there are some mechanisms in place to deal with that currently, but if/when it becomes a bigger problem action will be taken. Our disagreement seems to be confined to the focus of smaller/medium size creators.