why does youtube allow this?
Why does youtube allow this?
Ethan Sullivan
Oliver Moore
Because it's profitable.
Benjamin Anderson
>bawww why does youtube let people upload videos
The restrictions you're begging for would prevent you from ever posting again. Maybe that wouldn't be so bad.
Charles Taylor
>mfw scrolling all the way down
youtube.com
Lincoln Myers
Why aren't you making boatloads of advertisement revenue and Amazon affiliate bux from automatically churning out videos of stackoverflow threads featuring the same ten-second clip of some girlie?
Oh yeah, it's because you're 'not a money-grabbing kike' and have 'moral integrity', totally not because you're lazy and unmotivated, and probably wouldn't be able to program it if you tried.
Nathaniel Kelly
>why does youtube allow this?
They allow all kinds of uploads because each of them could be a surprise hit. Kind of like on Any Forums, actually. Some threads work well others don't.
They allow all views to be concentrated on the same few videos because those are proven to work. They don't care that most "content creators" get 0-1 views - not their problem.
Owen Gutierrez
>24k subscribers
these are bots right?
surely no one wants his feed spammed with 1000 of the same video
Jaxson Thompson
Of course it's a pajeet
youtube.com
Owen Williams
Why shouldn't they? It's a platform for people to upload videos. Those don't look offensive, illegal or copyrighted by someone other than the uploader. What's the problem?
Oliver Bell
They're clearly skirting the algorithms unspoken rules on automated content by having a generic Fiverr model in the video.
Elijah Nelson
What makes it obvious that they paid someone to read this and aren't reading it themselves? Either way, content that's made to make money is allowed.
Bentley Nguyen
>open most recent video
>scroll down to comments
>some pajeet asking for a "solution"
Jordan Wilson
must be. subscribing means nothing in the modern youtube experience
Cameron King
this is actually helpful stuff
subscribed :-)
Alexander Green
a challenger appears
>youtube.com
Josiah Cook
This dude was uploading a video every second up until 5 days ago, did he get suspended after that DT video pointed out his scam?
Jaxson Thompson
>not their problem.
it's their storage and bandwidth, so yes, it's their problem
Ethan Taylor
>There are people born after the 90's that don't know how to find old as fuck Youtube videos with low view counts that got outfiltered by the algorithm
Smh desu senpai
Connor Ortiz
It is only their storage for these dead videos. And it's true that most other services never offered the space that YouTube, and Gmail have. That's what makes them unique and a big part of their success. With the advertising money they make, it's not really a problem, more like an investment.
Jose Ramirez
Jason Garcia
>youtube.com
LMAO what the fuck is this shit