If a creator can't afford to publish content without a company striking their account then why would any creator stay?
It's in their interest to make sure the platform is even viable to publish content.
It's in their interest to make sure the platform is even viable to publish content.
Unlike a real desert, everyone can still reach you in your internet desert, and eventually it can become an internet oasis.
Then again, maybe once that happens YT will actually start to become content-creator friendly again.
On a related note, Google should clean up their customer support. Everywhere.
Sounds kind of like the outlets at Cabazon, or any of the music and art festivals in the desert. Just need people to group together and do it.