> I look at all of the people who happily put content up for free on YouTube with no intention or desire to monetize. Oh, that's a good point. If I understand

> I look at all of the people who happily put content up for free on YouTube with no intention or desire to monetize. Oh, that's a good point. If I understand correctly, you're worried that the companies desire to "make you money" might mean one day putting ads on your videos without you really wanting that at all. I agree that's a problem with our incentive structure, I'll have to think about that some more, thank you for bringing that up. I think there's a bit of a counter incentive from the video-maker's ability to just pack up and leave to a different tool if they'd like. But I think we'd need to create some stronger incentives in place to prevent "ads on your videos without your consent/desire" from happening.