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>you're not just hurting Youtube/Google, you're hurting content creators. Well, yes. That's the point. We can't do much about Google as a company, but if we hu
by registeredcorn 4y ago
>you're not just hurting Youtube/Google, you're hurting content creators.
Well, yes. That's the point. We can't do much about Google as a company, but if we hurt the creators badly enough to make YouTube no longer viable, then they move to a different platform.
- bedast 4y agoThat's a really terrible attitude. Do you know why content creators use Youtube despite it being a fairly hostile place for creators? It gets views. Odysee doesn't get views. Vimeo doesn't get views. Youtube is your best chance of getting discovered and finding success. If you want to drive content creators to other platforms, you should stop using Youtube and giving them views. That's how it's done. You're not entitled to the content nor the platform for free.
- registeredcorn 4y agoPlease, walk me through how you imagine things to play out, were I to follow your advice.
- bedast 4y agoAs a viewer? I'm confused where it's not obvious. 1. Stop using Youtube 2. Wait for content creators to go to <your favorite video sharing platform>
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