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No. Moral of the story is "Don't fuck around". I like my YouTube account. I don't like Google+. Stop forcing it on me. I'd be happy with a YouTube that doesn't
by ancarda 13y ago
No. Moral of the story is "Don't fuck around".
I like my YouTube account. I don't like Google+. Stop forcing it on me. I'd be happy with a YouTube that doesn't let me comment but let's me upload videos and everything else I'm doing now. Instead, I'm packing up and leaving.
The irony is your moral might just work. Google will end up with less and less customers if they keep behaving in this way. Only people willing to tolerate Google+ will be left. Maybe that's what they want.
- twistedpair 13y agoI guess you're not on FB either, or you'd be upset that half the websites you join want you to sign up with FB Connect. Similar with Apple's services. Single shot services are growing few and far between on the web.
- lmm 13y agoIf a site requires facebook, I won't use it. If a site where I previously had an account forces me to shift to signing in with facebook, you bet your ass I'm leaving.
- hahainternet 13y ago> I like my YouTube account. I don't like Google+. Stop forcing it on me. I'd be happy with a YouTube that doesn't let me comment but let's me upload videos and everything else I'm doing now. Instead, I'm packing up and leaving. Literally nobody cares. > The irony is your moral might just work. Google will end up with less and less customers if they keep behaving in this way. Only people willing to tolerate Google+ will be left. Maybe that's what they want. I hope so! I can only imagine if Youtube was as full of interesting content as G+, and not so filled with people whining that a terrible terrible system isn't being kept soley for their own preferences.
- ancarda 13y agoIs this how you treat your customers?
- hahainternet 13y agoFor the most part yes. There are always naysayers, always conservatives. If you listen to them, no progress can ever be made. You have to decide on a course and take it. Ultimately, if integration with Google ruins Youtube, then a competitor will eviscerate them. If it ultimately improves it, the criticisms will fade away.
- MrZongle2 13y ago"There are always naysayers, always conservatives. If you listen to them, no progress can ever be made." Did it occur to you that perhaps some of these "conservatives" learned a painful lesson the type of which you have not yet encountered?
- hahainternet 13y agoNo doubt, but my point is that no matter the quality or validity of the change, some will always oppose it.
- SeanLuke 13y agoWait, you actually paid money to Google for Youtube? You aren't the customer. You are the product being sold.
- bookwormAT 13y agoNonesense. He's the customer.