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Re:YouTube addresses lower view counts which seem to be caus... by izacus on Wednesday September 17, 2025 @12:37PM (#45278113)
They pretty surely would not.
Re:YouTube addresses lower view counts which seem to be caus... by xmprt on Wednesday September 17, 2025 @12:43PM (#45278208)
Creators are already starting to build their own platforms for hosting videos and many of these are quite successful unlike prior iterations from 10 years ago.
Re:YouTube addresses lower view counts which seem to be caus... by sebastiennight on Wednesday September 17, 2025 @01:10PM (#45278556)
Do you have some examples? I am still a bit sore from my adventures as a creator on Viddler and Dailymotion.
Re:YouTube addresses lower view counts which seem to be caus... by pyth0 on Wednesday September 17, 2025 @01:38PM (#45278917)
I would point to platforms like Curiosity Stream and Nebula, which are creator driven. Though I would not exactly call them Youtube replacements, as they are more just platforms designed for supporting specific creators more directly (akin to Patreon). These platforms are often advertised as in-video sponsorships, so going back to the original point, I do think creators would be very vocal if such ads were banned.
Re:YouTube addresses lower view counts which seem to be caus... by weberer on Thursday September 18, 2025 @04:04AM (#45286888)
Kick is one that's been poaching big names lately. I've also seen people starting to stream on X and Rumble.
Re:YouTube addresses lower view counts which seem to be caus... by realusername on Thursday September 18, 2025 @02:00AM (#45285991)
They wouldn't have a choice, your average big youtube channel earns 95% of their revenue from sponsorship.

It would either be trying a revolt or stop youtube.