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I hope they do. Stupid click-baits with childish reaction faces on someone else's videos to begin with. This whole monetisation thing lowered the quality of con
by chimen 4y ago
I hope they do. Stupid click-baits with childish reaction faces on someone else's videos to begin with. This whole monetisation thing lowered the quality of content down to nothing. People create stuff just for the algorithms not for other people. It's on par with "SEO content", not content for an audience.
Putting "funny" reactions, sounds and faces on videos where people are dying literally on camera from bombardments is something that should not be supported in any way.
Nothing of value is lost here.
- NicolasL-S 4y agoThousands of channels were demonetized at once. Did you (or Google) checked them before passing judgement? Among those demonetized is Perun who makes neutral hour-long PowerPoint presentations on war logistics with text, graphs and the occasional harmless picture. His content is higher quality than most news outlet by a margin. This is what he wrote today: "I am extremely disappointed given that this week's video includes an interview with the former commander of the US Army in Europe, Lieutenant General Ben Hodges (Ret.), on the topic of Ukrainian force generation over the winter and into 2023."
- MrFoof 4y agoLooks like Perun may have had things sorted out. This week's presentation went live about an hour ago.
- kelseyfrog 4y agoValue is only possible to attribute to things through market mediated exchange. Sorry, but that's how reality works. Anything that is not possible to purchase by definition does not have value.