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Monday, January 13, 2020
actually pretty consistant
it's donation culture
it's cancer
"I like this guy, therefore I will give him money"
It's the same thing Rob advocates for, investing in the """creator""" not the creation
lol, I like that theory a lot
him justifying his patreon
I know it's naiive, but I hope the next generation doesn't put up with this shit, and don't give their money away
I feel like it is only going to get worse
also has this youtuber ever made any good videos
I have no idea who this is
and have never heard of them
It went from faceless charity ===> helping those less fortunate ===> to career begging
Script length comparison for people who want to know roughly how long the video is going to be: Annual Review - 8,667 words Overwatch/Paladins - 11,159 words This Video - 10,416 words
I feel like for a year to make mauler would make something 10x as long and at least 3x as good
and his content is already autistically long
It's me, being "out of touch" with the internet, I get it
I hate this shit though, it's such a dirty manipulitive way to earn a living
and the worst part is, they think they deserve it
if it was actually an analysis of every single hentai made this decade
I would be fine with a year
The people who genuinly deserve compensation, are so few and far betweem
and are underserved by platforms like Patreon and wherever else
I almost feel like having to watch every hentai 1+ times alone would take several months
which reward ebegging, over actual content creation
yeah
fully agree spooky
also buy jims hat
Kappa
The problem which has failed to be solved, is how to assign value to the content you view online
up to some daily/weekly/monthly value
yeah
I liked the initial idea of flattr, when it was launched 10 years ago
wasn't fully fleshed out, didn't catch on
but as someone who will pay people for shit, I feel like Patreon is the worst way for me to go about that
and one-off donations don't really work either
I think once a year
all content creators must fight each other physically in a battle royale fashion to decide their take of the total donation pool
it's going to happen though Pika, and you know it
I would be fine with this
once ad revenue bottoms out
and sponorship deals dry up, or are no longer available to the little guy
All that will be left is to fight over a finite pool of donations from gullible idiots
rob truly is a genious. He threw away his own donation pool so that he can go manage everyone else and take 0.1% of their pools, totaling with him making the most money
really a mind beyond comprehension
Vinny, I'm curious what you think
I watch a lot of shit on YouTube
I don't necessarily believe people deserve to be compensated for it
But in the same vein, there are people who I would want to financially reward for doing whatever, sometimes
People like jerma should just be given a blank cheque at this point
If it's their full time thing I can understand why they feel the need to be compensated, however, it's youtube's obligation to pay them based on ad revenue, not the viewer's job by some imaginary metric. That said, if people want to reward people they enjoy watching, and enough people request it if it doesn't already exist, there should be some agreed upon method of the viewers supporting said content creator
I don't watch ads, I don't believe in ads, I believe in the next decade ads will substantially disapear (in the way that we know them)
I would like; at the YouTube level for example, them to implement a system that allows me to set a monthly amount (say $10)
And allow me to star individual videos as well as whole channels to receive a share of that amount
If I want to be choosy, and only star a couple videos and a few channels each gets a bigger slice
if I want to treat it like 'likes' and I star fucking everything I watch, they I'm free to use it in that way as well
flawed system, could be improved
I know
I just hate one-off donations, because they aren't tied to anything in particular, and Patreon rewards people for future work, or regardless of the quality of what they put out
I want a way to tie a financial incentive, to doing good work
And I get, the real money is in whale chasing
offering perks for private chats or whatever on Patreon
Most are, and the ones that charge you by video might as well be monthly
