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Somebody put his lectures up on YouTube a long time ago. If "person who's content is available on YouTube" qualifies one as a YouTuber, then yes
by 8note 5y ago
Somebody put his lectures up on YouTube a long time ago.
If "person who's content is available on YouTube" qualifies one as a YouTuber, then yes
- bee_rider 5y agoI think generally "YouTuber" is taken to mean somebody who is building particular YouTube personality/brand thing. But even if we want to be very general and just parse it using default English, the -er suffix would mean someone who is doing something. I believe it would be more accurate to say Feynman was YouTubed.