@PhillyD If you would like a story to discuss, you should discuss the leak I released regarding YouTube’s demonetization criteria. https://t.co/rkPKn3ixq4
YouTube hiring a third party to monitor and review content, then disable monetization secretly (and perhaps reach as well) shows that they never truly abandoned the idea of YouTube Heroes.
Do you remember YouTube Heroes? Where users could limit the success of other users’ videos based on whether or not the video fit particular guidelines. YouTube was laughed out of the idea, and they seemed to abandon it, however it seems they’ve put it into action anyway.
@Necroxis9 Keem is discussed in the article and runs a successful channel, no matter what your opinion is of him. These are facts. If that automatically causes you to discard this article then it seems you’re the one with the issue.
@thenerdcity@LeonLush To clear this up, this was at a time when “drama channels” were seen as a tremendous problem on the platform. Anyone who discussed anyone else negatively got caught in this category, even if only news related. Scarce and GradeA fit as some of those creators.