YouTube has some of the worst algorithmic censorship of any social media platform and very little creator support for recourse. People seem to regularly lose ch

YouTube has some of the worst algorithmic censorship of any social media platform and very little creator support for recourse. People seem to regularly lose channels they spent years building, along with all the revenue and subscriptions. It’s pretty much required to plan for the worst and have backup channels for your backup channels and be ready to start a viral campaign on Reddit just to have any chance to get your channel reopened. I’d be surprised if anyone trusts them enough to stake their future on another one of their products. Not that TikTok doesn’t have their own serious problems but they have less of a track record and the topics are much more explicit, seems to be less collateral damage, which is easier for a creator to navigate.