[QUOTE=Doctor Zedacon;52720359]He met a girl who lives in Poland, it was cheaper to live in Poland, so he moved to live with her, and is going to/has married her.[/QUOTE]
I thought Ross lived on the moon?
[QUOTE=Hey I'm Grump;52723292]I thought Ross lived on the moon?[/QUOTE]
With the way people in this country are out of touch with reality he might as well.
[QUOTE=ReligiousNutjob;52722042]I've been led to believe that youtube red money is split between every partnered channel, in proportion to their sub count.
So if you pay youtube red, most of your money doesn't go to the small channels you watch regularly that need support, most f it goes to the biggest channels that you don't watch and aren't having ad revenue problems.
[editline]Youtube Red is a fucking scam.[/editline]
Doesn't even matter anyway, Youtube Red isn't even available in the UK.[/QUOTE]
that's not how it works, youtube red views pay the creator just like a regular non-adblocked view
If they're charging does that mean they're gunna start listening to design critiques from the audience and creators?
[QUOTE=MedicWine;52724847]If they're charging does that mean they're gunna start listening to design critiques from the audience and creators?[/QUOTE]
If YouTube became profitable and it was due to Red, then we'd probably see a lot of changes for the good. Google isn't an evil company, generally.
[QUOTE=glitchvid;52725099]If YouTube became profitable and it was due to Red, then we'd probably see a lot of changes for the good. Google isn't an evil company, generally.[/QUOTE]
In my opinion when YouTube started doing stuff like [url=https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=SmnkYyHQqNs]supporting viral content creators[/url] is when we should have been hearing this.
This is a dumpster fire, not an intentional controlled burn. Google is being silent because at least it's still working. I don't think most exacs have an understanding of why their services are popular and that's really scary.
[QUOTE=MedicWine;52726714]In my opinion when YouTube started doing stuff like [url=https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=SmnkYyHQqNs]supporting viral content creators[/url] is when we should have been hearing this.
This is a dumpster fire, not an intentional controlled burn. Google is being silent because at least it's still working. I don't think most exacs have an understanding of why their services are popular and that's really scary.[/QUOTE]
Pretty much like I said earlier, people wanted a tip-jar feature for [I]years[/I], and Youtube dragged its feet. Had Red come out in 2011-2013 it might've been more successful, but currently, they just can't get the momentum they need.
Look at how successful Twitch has been, and they were early adopters of those techniques.
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