antonio33333
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I have a question.. For example is someone doesn't have 1000 subs and 4000 hours of watchtime until 20/2/2018 but they have that month/2months or half a year later than that youtuber will be able to monetize?
Sub-bots are also a thing. I understand that it doesn't discourage all the scumbags, but it does a good job of keeping the weak ones out which slows the influx of s****y gaming content that I see literally everywhere (by that I mean low quality LPs with no soul). Obviously, there is no perfect system. They could have done better than this, but it's a step in the right direction.These people that do it purely for monetary gain will not find trouble to reach the new thresholds (ref. ElsaGate). They will just upload more automated videos on one channel, instead on several. These news YPP requirements are just a slap on the small creators, hobbyists and people who were thinking that keeping separate niches in separate channels was a good idea (silly me).
I have a question.. For example is someone doesn't have 1000 subs and 4000 hours of watchtime until 20/2/2018 but they have that month/2months or half a year later than that youtuber will be able to monetize?
There isn't a source that states this but think about it, why would YouTube want to dish out 1 million views to an unmonetised video when those views could be going to a monetised video and earning money for them? It costs them the more people seeing your video and if it isn't running ads then surely that would be some kind of loss for them. YouTube are all about money, to me it doesn't make sense that they would have any kind of incentive to promote your videos if they dont earn anything from them themselves.
So, tell an old new guy that's out of the loop who is this Logan Paul and what has he done that’s so egregious?At the end of the day YouTube are doing this to ensure their survival. Without advertisers there is no YouTube, that's what it comes down to.
A dramatically smaller number of partners allows YouTube to provide better quality channels to advertisers. Hence advertiser dollars flow back to YouTube.
Smaller Creators, well we just suffer the consequences of these economic realities.
Having said that I still find it impossible to reconcile that the one individual that has done the greatest damage to the YouTube brand, Logan Paul, still hasn't been appropriately sanctioned for his actions.
If YouTube really wanted to make an impression with advertisers they would remove his channel completely from their platform. That would gain massive traction in the press and very publicly highlight that YouTube are serious about cleaning up their community.
I respect you sir and exactly on PointSo, tell an old new guy that's out of the loop who is this Logan Paul and what has he done that’s so egregious?
All I want to do is post up things that interest me. It was nice to think that I could get paid for that, I have no delusions of grandeur. I don't believe that 1000 people will ever find me that interesting that I'll be able to meet the current requirements.
I heard that all this came about because of political pressure and that's a shame. I just want to live in peace and do my little thing, maybe someone will like what I am doing. I'll never be a big wheel and really a few dollars a month means a lot to a pauper.
So, tell an old new guy that's out of the loop who is this Logan Paul and what has he done that’s so egregious?