A warning about YouTube’s recent Terms of Service change, effective December 10, 2019, from an anonymous on 8kun:
youtube is going full on commie soon if there is anything there you want, grab it now while you can per jim stone
Youtube is going to delete all channels that have been demonitized on Dec 10
‘YouTube may terminate your access, or your Google account’s access to all or part of the Service if YouTube believes, in its sole discretion, that provision of the Service to you is no longer commercially viable.”
Here’s the obvious clincher:
“Commercially viable” is a pretty broad term. Initially, it will wipe out all channels that have been demonetized. But the next step will be all small channels that are not under central control and do not have ads set up, which is 95 percent of Youtube.
A lot of what makes Youtube great is the random stuff from real people, and that will soon be gone. Getting rid of that aspect of Youtube is going to prevent real people from posting what really happened at a Trump rally, or at some other event, or anything else that might go against the establishment and leave only the official corporate feed plus 50,000+ Jew channels that are all monetized but won’t step out of line anywhere at all, with that “50.000” remaining to provide the illusion of vastness that is in fact just a bunch of stale oatmeal.
You can damn well bet that if you are not actively working to destroy Western civilization in your personal life you’ll be de-monetized even if the only thing you post is cat videos. HEADS UP: 95 PERCENT OF YOUTUBE IS GOING TO BITE THE DUST. They are certainly going to at least try to make it look like it is not so. but just wait.
I understand the concern. It is by no means paranoid or unbased. But the reality is that the change to the terms of service is actually a very small one. YouTube always claimed this right to terminate at will and specifically mentions the phrase “no longer commercially viable” in the terms that are presently effective. The difference is the current terms say “YouTube has reason to believe” instead of “YouTube believes, in its sole discretion”, which in my opinion is legally negligible in light of the fact that YouTube itself is not, and has never been, commercially viable.
That’s why no one has been able to successfully compete with them. They run at an absolutely massive loss that no one except a company with billions in profits or a mid-sized government could afford. Which is exactly as I describe in Corporate Cancer; only very large or externally-funded organizations can afford to be that converged for long without going out of business. And since YouTube itself is not commercially viable, then it is obvious that none of the free channels it allows to operate on its platform are either.
Anyhow, whether the scale of the planned deplatformings is as big as some suspect it will be or not, this is why it is absolutely vital to subscribe to Unauthorized sooner rather than later. That’s precisely why we set it up in the first place.