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(FYI, Nebula is a bad analogy, because it exists not to do anything like courseware, but rather because a bunch of creators don't believe in YouTube as a long-l
by derefr 4y ago
(FYI, Nebula is a bad analogy, because it exists not to do anything like courseware, but rather because a bunch of creators don't believe in YouTube as a long-lasting + stable revenue engine that won't betray them one day. There's nothing YouTube could offer to make the channels with Nebula extras switch back to posting only on YouTube. Other than, maybe, offering them a contract that basically makes YouTube into a B2B video-hosting platform where the content-creator is treated as a paying customer that deserves things like SLAs, and a human customer-success agent being in the signal chain between copyright strikes and account suspension. Which will seemingly never happen.)
- squeaky-clean 4y agoI think the GP commenter was referring to Nebula's recent new strategy "Nebula Classes" https://blog.nebula.app/nebula-classes/ https://blog.nebula.app/nebula-classes/
- nickzana 4y agoNebula has also recently started selling skillshare/masterclass-esque classes in addition to the main video platform product. Many (maybe all???) are taught by existing Nebula creators. The classes are advertised on the Nebula homepage to subscribers, but require additional payment.