weeeben
I've Got It
Youtube does need to keep growing and today's day and age means a lot of people are put off by a lot of things creators say and do, so it's easy to ignore video's but it might be off putting for a lot of people.
also comments on video's, they can be terrible and off putting, a creator who gets thousands of comments on hundreds of video's can't keep up so most just ignore the comments and let them ride, a youtube hero could clean this up and help the creators channel.
There's a lot more viewers then there are creators so viewers are very important, otherwise we wouldn't have an audience.
it's like a forum, one trick forum owners do is to promote regular posters to moderator, this helps keeps a forum ticking with it being moderated and to keep those high volume visitors on the forum.
Same with youtube, there would be a lot of viewers that would enjoy playing a bigger part in youtube other then just watching video's, so allowing them to be moderators is a good way to keep them viewing by allowing them to have influence in content.
It will probably make these people view a lot more video's, even yours.
The higher levels don't seem like they are easy to reach, it's not as if just anyone will have full privileges.
multiple flagging looks like it's only possible after training, doing workshops etc.
Youtube are a lot smarter then people give them credit for, they see patterns that affect a year or more ahead, their only interest is to keep youtube #1 so they obviously see this as an important step to do so.
Say if youtube sees that in 1 years time viewers are going to drop by 50%
that means 50% less views, 50% less subs, 50% less income for you!
so I think anything youtube do to improve the site and keep it #1 is in everyones interest.
wasn't long ago that youtube red was going to kill everyones income, and all the big youtubers put up video's complaining about it, people just don't like change and most of those video's were only put up because they were taking advantage of a hot topic for their own monetization, youtube red has not affected revenue, pewdiepie still makes a million a month, I still earn a free pizza every week and lately things have gone up a lot for me and i'm sure for others, it's all good so get out there and create something.
also comments on video's, they can be terrible and off putting, a creator who gets thousands of comments on hundreds of video's can't keep up so most just ignore the comments and let them ride, a youtube hero could clean this up and help the creators channel.
There's a lot more viewers then there are creators so viewers are very important, otherwise we wouldn't have an audience.
it's like a forum, one trick forum owners do is to promote regular posters to moderator, this helps keeps a forum ticking with it being moderated and to keep those high volume visitors on the forum.
Same with youtube, there would be a lot of viewers that would enjoy playing a bigger part in youtube other then just watching video's, so allowing them to be moderators is a good way to keep them viewing by allowing them to have influence in content.
It will probably make these people view a lot more video's, even yours.
The higher levels don't seem like they are easy to reach, it's not as if just anyone will have full privileges.
multiple flagging looks like it's only possible after training, doing workshops etc.
Youtube are a lot smarter then people give them credit for, they see patterns that affect a year or more ahead, their only interest is to keep youtube #1 so they obviously see this as an important step to do so.
Say if youtube sees that in 1 years time viewers are going to drop by 50%
that means 50% less views, 50% less subs, 50% less income for you!
so I think anything youtube do to improve the site and keep it #1 is in everyones interest.
wasn't long ago that youtube red was going to kill everyones income, and all the big youtubers put up video's complaining about it, people just don't like change and most of those video's were only put up because they were taking advantage of a hot topic for their own monetization, youtube red has not affected revenue, pewdiepie still makes a million a month, I still earn a free pizza every week and lately things have gone up a lot for me and i'm sure for others, it's all good so get out there and create something.
