YouTube Adpolycause 2.0: 45.4 to 8 and 56.1.6 to 55

[Fanofenka]

An independent news channel started telling viewers about what can be monetized or not. Some videos got demonetized but lost 48 hours of revenue after appeal. Others got age-restricted, which does not help with recommendations. Others got flat-out demonetized even after appeal.

I asked, "What is going on with the YouTube adpolycause?" 45.4 Gathering to 8 Seeking Union.
Line 4 says, "Great good fortune, no mistake." How can this be good fortune, even if YouTuber get screwed again?

I then asked, "How will the adpolycause 2.0 screw YouTube creators?" 56.1.6 Travelling to 55 Abundance.
Line 1 says, "The traveller - fragmented and bitty, Chops up his place and courts disaster." Will creators get little to nothing?
Line 6 says, "The bird burns its nest. Travelling people first laugh, afterwards cry out and weep. Lose cattle in Yi. Pitfall." This sounds similar to the question concerning my orders from Amazon Japan. Will there be an outcry?

 

[moss elk]

How can this be good fortune, even if YouTuber get screwed again?

Because you are starting with the premis that everything people post on youtube is good for the world. Reexamine your assumptions.

Will there be an outcry?

Yes, you are doing it right now.
It is the disillusionment that many young people are experiencing now who think of that corporation as a public utility instead of the profit driven platform that it is.

 

[Liselle]

What's an "adpolycause"? Do you mean "apocalypse"? (Maybe this just exposes my ignorance; if I knew anything about it maybe I'd recognize "adpolycause".)

 

[moss elk]

Fanofenka was referring to how Google/youtube is not allowing advertisements anymore based on the content of the videos.

Ad+ apocalypse

How do I know Fanofenka is a young person? it is due to the generational bad habit millennials have of not responding to direct communications and questions. (my daughter does the same thing) A whole generation is losing communication skills and courtesy seeing humans as things you can just 'swipe' past. Zuckerberg himself is undergoing a transformation now that he has realized that he is responsible for the content on his servers. I'm sure that @hilary has wrestled with this too. (at least I hope she does)
This whole Internet thing we are doing here is an experiment that will require many course corrections. Because as it is, it is the worlds greatest library, yet it has no Librarians (for quality control) or Security guards (for crowd control). Perhaps those will become professions.

 

[Liselle]

Ah. Adpocalypse. Got it (sort of).

I don't know. No one requires AT&T to monitor what people do with the telephone, not routinely anyway. Do people think it's not quite the same, though? I don't know.

 

[moss elk]

I don't know. No one requires AT&T to monitor what people do with the telephone, not routinely anyway.

A certain fellow with the middle initial W (illegally) required AT&T to do that, and they complied. (even though it was illegal) Did I ever mention that I used to work for that company? (and that I would sooner eat grass than help them ever again?) Actually, that company doesn't really exist anymore.
SBC was so hated by their customers that knew them, that they changed their name to make people think they were a different company. "No, it's not us lying greedy dirtbags named sbc. we are a new company!"

Hilary has created a virtual library/school. All the real world human problems that exist in brick and mortar libraries/schools exist here. I am not singling her out, it is a problem with this internet thing as a whole.

The absence of an internet librarian (someone overseeing the content)
allows the proliferation of fake news, propaganda, and just general false information. The absence of security guards leads to the proliferation of bullies, drunks, and sadists to harass people. Do we need internet admins? absolutely.
Think of pizzagate: outright lies by political operatives and 'conspiracy theorists'
kept repeating that hilary clinton was running a child sex ring out of a pizza parlor, and that caused a not very bright man to show up & storm the place armed to kill.

So, I will celebrate when every internet host has their Zuckerberg-moment.

 

[moss elk]

Here is an interesting article on the state of things.

https://www.vanityfair.com/news/2019/04/the-downfall-of-alex-jones-shows-how-the-internet-can-be-saved

 

[Fanofenka]

Moss, I am 22 close to graduating from college.

 

[moss elk]

Moss, I am 22 close to graduating from college.

As I said.