Warning: SPTV Demonetization!

[mimsey borogrove]

Warning: SPTV Demonetization!
Aaron discusses youtube's demonitizing videos with multiple people being interviewed and showing that video on each of their channels. While they explain it as violating the concept of unique content - ie 4 people each streaming a single means the video is not unique - I'd bet the obvious reason behind that policy - $$$$ Youtube does not want to pay each person for that content, but would rather pay just one. Am I correct?

 

[Lee #28]

I would imagine that Scientology has be scouring the rules and regulations of YouTube to find any infraction that SPTV and others have committed ....in order to alert YouTube and get vids demonetized and restricted...in some way. Or just taken down.

How could it be otherwise? They already employ many tactics to stymie the Anti Scientology crowd....such as playing music and calling the police or fire department every 5 minutes... Sending in Scientology Thugs.....and such....

I think Vloggers do share info and streams and collaborate all the time.....so, I don't know about the premise.

 

[mimsey borogrove]

I would imagine that Scientology has be scouring the rules and regulations of YouTube to find any infraction that SPTV and others have committed ....in order to alert YouTube and get vids demonetized and restricted...in some way. Or just taken down.

How could it be otherwise? They already employ many tactics to stymie the Anti Scientology crowd....such as playing music and calling the police or fire department every 5 minutes... Sending in Scientology Thugs.....and such....

I think Vloggers do share info and streams and collaborate all the time.....so, I don't know about the premise.

He did discuss that possibility in the video. Mimsey

 

[I M Dex]

I think that part of the problem is the overall corporate implementation of automated software systems with automatic responses to save $ otherwise spent on thinking representatives, who could be reasoned with. I run into this garbage all the time, from trying to make Paypal understand that clients are paying me for live time spent together, and so they shouldn't be holding my funds until seeing a shipping receipt, to trying to make Amazon understand that when I have a standing monthly order for 5 items and one of the items is currently unavailable, that they shouldn't automatically cancel the entire shipment. Corporations are suckers for systems, and the half-wit wunderkind who think them up. I could name many more examples.

 

[Lee #28]

I think that part of the problem is the overall corporate implementation of automated software systems with automatic responses to save $ otherwise spent on thinking representatives, who could be reasoned with. I run into this garbage all the time, from trying to make Paypal understand that clients are paying me for live time spent together, and so they shouldn't be holding my funds until seeing a shipping receipt, to trying to make Amazon understand that when I have a standing monthly order for 5 items and one of the items is currently unavailable, that they shouldn't automatically cancel the entire shipment. Corporations are suckers for systems, and the half-wit wunderkind who think them up. I could name many more examples.

Don't worry Dex.....AI will solve all that.

Yesterday the News ran a story that the new Apple iOS would incorporate AI in its OS....

Elon tweeted that if Apple did that he would ban all Apple products from his buildings....and keep them at the door in a Faraday Cage....

 

[TheSneakster]

Corporations are suckers for systems, and the half-wit wunderkind who think them up.

Business logic is for MBA's and Software Engineering is for MSc's and never shall the twain meet.

 

[KKS]

If they do breed with eachother you get horrific abominations like Microsoft.

Business logic is for MBA's and Software Engineering is for MSc's and never shall the twain meet.

 

[ILove2Lurk]

My shoops on ESMB got demonetized years ago.