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You'd be surprised how much YouTube lets you upload. I've been uploading 2-3 hours of content a day every day for the past few years. On the same account too.
by LewisVerstappen 4y ago
You'd be surprised how much YouTube lets you upload.
I've been uploading 2-3 hours of content a day every day for the past few years. On the same account too.
I have fewer than 10 subscribers lol.
- emptysongglass 4y agoLucky you. I just posted my first two videos from a conference that were banned within a day for violating "Community Guidelines" without appeal.
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- c0balt 4y agoThey let you sometimes get away with a lot more[0] ;) [0]: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Olkb7fYSyiI https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Olkb7fYSyiI
- bityard 4y agoWhat kind of content do you upload? (Should "content" be in air quotes? :P)
- LewisVerstappen 4y agoLol yeah. It's just recordings of myself when I'm doing deep work. I use OBS to stream my computer screen and a video recording of myself (mostly me muttering to myself). It helps me avoid getting distracted (I feel like I'm being watched lol) and it's also interested to check back if I want to see what I was working on 3 months ago. All the videos are unlisted or private.
- nittanymount 4y agowow, curious, are you keeping these videos there, or will delete them after several months?
- adolph 4y agoIsn't that what Twitch is for?
- gcmrtc 4y agoAFAIK twitch deletes your saved streams after some time.
- pcthrowaway 4y agoAre you screensharing while recording? What tooling do you use to do this if so? Also, any potential issues with Google having access to proprietary code? I know the chance of any human at Google interpreting your videos is near-zero but still
- deanCommie 4y agoHow MUCH - yes - as long as it's videos, and it's not violating copyright, you're probably not violating any Terms of Service. But I guarantee there is some clause in the ToS that this project violates.