hey @TeamYouTube, its looking more and more like you’re only responding to stop people from talking about any issues.
i made a tweet on how my adsense was unfairly closed, and my appeal hasnt gotten a response after 3 months.
you replied saying you dmd me, and you dmd asking for my channel’s URL.
then you completely stopped responding again.
this has happened to multiple people i know.
so could you please clarify what is happening and actually get a human on my case please.
If you asked an alien what they think generated more discourse between humans, who deserves the title of the greatest human of all time, or who was the best person to run around a grass field and kick a ball around, they'd think you were joking.
@TeamYouTube can you please tell me why the AI summary button is 10 times bigger than the analytics or comments button? which are around.. infinitely more important? thanks
@RyanClogg whoever says that these are just flat out bad doesn't know what they're talking about, i think the top right one is best but the other 3 could be better with some design changes
🚨 MAJOR ANNOUNCEMENT: YouTube will start prioritizing original content and reducing re-uploads (RIP clipping)
YouTube has just announced one of the most impactful changes to its short-form algorithm. Its recommendation systems (the algorithm) will start to further prioritize original content and reduce the reach of content re-uploaded from other creators without adding anything of your own.
They highlight this shift toward originality, where channels with primarily re-uploaded content will see less distribution within the Shorts feed.
It also seems like they’re really trying to put the focus on content with real value, while highlighting that YouTube doesn’t want as many “minor technical edits” or “template-based” changes. Which is basically all that clipping was in this industry.
Overall, while this will piss off some people whose entire careers were built on the premise of other people’s content (mostly clippers), the change itself is amazing and will finally address the overall quality issue we’ve been seeing.