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I really can't imagine someone with CTO title doesn't have $15/month to pay for YouTube when you're a regular user. People with far fewer resources pay. This go
by lambdaba 2y ago
I really can't imagine someone with CTO title doesn't have $15/month to pay for YouTube when you're a regular user. People with far fewer resources pay. This goes to content creators, if you're not even seeing ads, they don't get paid.
- ajsnigrutin 2y agoI'm pretty sure, that by this logic, if you combine all the "$15/month" things that someone should have money for, they'll eventually be left without any of that money. Every goddamn website wants $15 per month, and even after they get it, they still show you ads. Even youtube, if nothing else, there are the in-video ads ("this video is sponsored by,...") that an adblock skips.
- lambdaba 2y agoThis person likely can afford it and some others without any noticeable impact, I just don't find it appropriate in that circumstance. If you get $15 worth, and can afford it, pay $15, plain and simple.
- raincole 2y agoOf course they have $15/mo. Whether they want to pay is another question.
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- account42 2y ago> This goes to content creators Part of it, the rest goes to Google to reinvest in their ads business.
- Workaccount2 2y agoOr to, you know, maintain probably the single most data intensive service in the internet. Just a thought.