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Youtube is actively gunning for a top spot among the short form video giants, enough noise and pushback to doing this nonconsensually from large creators (who also stop posting shorts in the meanwhile) is likely to seriously hamstring that effort, which means lost money, which means youtube can be forced to care. They're more vulnerable to this than, say, tiktok, who's already at the top.
But how many people in the world will stop uploading videos realistically because of this? That would be such a small number it could barely be visualized by data analysts, it would drown in the noise. And if every video platform ends up doing the same shit, not leaving a single alternative?