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It won't happen unless they're forced to do so, or a competitor arises. But competing with YT is nearly impossible. Maybe YTubers should start talking about so

It won't happen unless they're forced to do so, or a competitor arises. But competing with YT is nearly impossible. Maybe YTubers should start talking about some sort of association.

ethbr0 5y ago
> Maybe YTubers should start talking about some sort of association. Like some sort of union of workers with similar interests?
- nickff 5y ago
  It seems like this would be more of a cartel.
  - ethbr0 5y ago
    Because producing creative videos is a limited resource than can be cornered?
    - root_axis 5y ago
      Because creators have a business relationship with YouTube, not an employment one.
syshum 5y ago
There have been a few attempts. It never goes anywhere and never will
- johnisgood 5y ago
  This attitude is one of the reasons for why it will not go anywhere though. There are plenty of alternatives for YouTube. I think the problem is that there are actually way too many. We need only ONE replacement, and it has to get popular enough. The reason I am saying that we need only one replacement is that I do not expect creators to upload their videos to 100 different YouTube-likes.