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And the fourth way is to "not stand in the way", which is the long-term best strategy. It's all fun and profit to support you top/mid/low creators until a contr
by drbig 2y ago
And the fourth way is to "not stand in the way", which is the long-term best strategy. It's all fun and profit to support you top/mid/low creators until a controversy, which is inevitable long-term, and damage to reputation at the very least.
Meanwhile money and energy _is being_ spent at things like "change the title and thumbnail after initial drop to give a second chance at eyeball capture" and "shorts! shorts! shorts!".
Note: I am critical of YouTube, but I _do pay_ for Premium, because it's still the platform that enabled the content I do care about to even exist in the first place. Nothing ever has only a single-side to it.
- robertlagrant 2y agoYoutube, weirdly, feels to me more like the web I remember than today's web does. Loads of content creation happening; good discoverability; interesting facets all over the place; historical text; people having fun.