Psyche discusses the challenges of navigating YouTube's algorithm and platform management as a content creator. He shares his personal experiences with flagging campaigns, strikes, and account deletion.
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Psyche starts the episode by expressing his frustration with the challenges he faced on YouTube, including being under heavy attack by others and dealing with anti-flagging campaigns and privacy issues ▶ 0:02. He mentions that he was barely hanging on and didn't have any strikes at the time, but his account was still deleted ▶ 0:12. Psyche notes that similar situations happened to other creators, such as Beta and Good Times ▶ 0:16. He acknowledges that unless a creator is making significant money, like Logan Paul, YouTube is unlikely to care about individual creators ▶ 0:28. Psyche describes himself as a small, unimportant creator in the vast YouTube landscape ▶ 0:40.
The episode appears to touch on the theme of power dynamics between content creators and the YouTube algorithm. Psyche's experiences suggest that the platform's management and algorithm can have a significant impact on creators, regardless of their size or influence. This continues the pattern of exploring the challenges and complexities of online content creation.
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It's just unfortunate. I I was under heavy attack by people too. Like I'm just constantly I'm anti- flagging campaigns and um privacy thing, privacy strikes and all I mean all this stuff. I was just barely hanging on by a thread. But I I didn't have any strikes at the time. So kind of unfortunate they just deleted it. Happened to Beta. It happened to uh to Good Times. The same
exact thing. >> That shit's crazy. >> Yeah. But everyone has to realize it's like unless you're Logan Paul and making them like hundreds of thousands of dollars, they're probably not going to care too much about they're going to care more about the advertisers, going to care more about the, you know, everything else. And so I'm just a little tiny little little
unimportant fish in fish in the sea in uh in YouTube
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