YouTube monetization analysis
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YouTube monetization analysis
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#2One thing I haven't figured out from the section 2:
Those tweets claim that demonetized videos don't reach anyone on the homepage. Do they reach anyone on the Subscriptions page?
For me, the Subscriptions page pretty much replaced the homepage, and it would be bad for me as a consumer if the channels I subscribe to don't end up on that page once they upload new content.
Also, I'm mildly annoyed by the lack of consistency with spelling of the word "YouTube" in this analysis. It's neither "Youtube" nor "youtube" (both of those spelling are used multiple times), it's YouTube.
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#3I think it is right to „soft“-censor in this way (i.e. the information is accessible but not promoted). Reality without sorting and filters would be inhuman because market incentives to grab people’s attention would maximally exploit our tribal instincts and thereby completely destabilize our societies. This is already happening and it needs to stop immediately.
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#4> This will in turn lead to censorship of political ideologies, HTBQ+, mental health awareness, suicide awareness and prevention, etc.
Sounds like a slippery slope argument.
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#5Serious question: what is HTBQ+?
Googling doesn't seem to turn anything up.
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#6The other day I stumbled upon this project:
https://github.com/Chocobozzz/PeerTube
It's a federated tube that uses ActivityPub and WebTorrent. I think this platform should be invested in and creators should consider moving. The interests of YouTube and its creators will never be entirely aligned.
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#7Ironic that they're using Google docs platform to publish the research. Maybe the censorship effect is not advertent?
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#8Serious question: what is HTBQ+? Googling doesn't seem to turn anything up.
It seems to be a variant on LGBTQ. Except I guess with "Homosexual" replacing "Lesbian and Gay".
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#9Serious question: what is HTBQ+? Googling doesn't seem to turn anything up.
Must be a reference to this:
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#10Serious question: what is HTBQ+? Googling doesn't seem to turn anything up.
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