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Some veteran YouTube staff think Shorts might ruin YouTube
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this post was submitted on 03 Sep 2023
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And go where?? Most of the platforms either
-Can't handle it
-Have no monetization plan for content creators
-Doesn't support streaming for streamers
-Just hasn't been hit yet by lawyers
Like the only platform even close to it is Twitch, which has it's own issues and doesn't want to host videos to the extent youtube does.
This isn't like Reddit or Twitter. The competitors aren't remotely close and in some cases don't even support the types of content Youtube does.
So you don't care where it ends up, you're just whining about whiners.
Got it.