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Forward Future Brian
@ForwardEditor
Obsessed with making perfect videos. Editor for @matthewberman EX: Red Bull
Katılım Ocak 2026
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@KaiXCreator Considering one bad thing about one of them, yes
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@25YearsAgoLive This account is going to pop off so hard in september
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@sama I don't want it to confidently state that it's fixed something when it has not changed anything at all.
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OpenAI just recreated Samantha from the movie "Her"
This means we can finally have agents that do computer work as we talk to them in real time.
Imagine the world when your agent creates thousands of versions of itself, each with its own @orgo computer...
That's the future, and we're living it today.
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Turn these YouTube settings on to instantly get more views (save this):
1. Not Made for Kids
Always mark your videos as "Not Made for Kids," even if your content skews younger. "Made for Kids" silently kills your reach: fewer recommendations, no personalized ads, limited monetization, and end screens are disabled. One checkbox that costs you everything.
2. Category
Set the right category for every video. It tells YouTube exactly what kind of content you make and who to show it to. Most creators leave this on the default and wonder why their videos reach the wrong audience.
3. Default Upload Settings
Set your defaults once and never think about it again. Add a description template, a default category, and your standard end screen. Free optimization that takes 10 minutes and pays off on every single upload.
4. Notify Subscribers (Situational)
If you post daily or are testing a new content direction, uncheck this. It forces YouTube to find a fresh audience instead of just notifying your existing subs. Skip it when you need the head start.
5. Description First Line
The first line of your description should always be a link to your offer or another social platform. Most viewers never scroll down. Put what matters most at the top.
6. Tags
Add them, but do not spend more than 60 seconds on it. Tags barely move the needle in 2025. YouTube understands your content from the title, thumbnail, and description. Tags are the last thing you should be thinking about.
7. End Screens
Always use them. Either one video, or one video plus subscribe. When viewers watch multiple videos back to back, YouTube pushes your channel harder. End screens create watch journeys. Watch journeys create growth.
8. Cards
Never use them. Cards pull people away mid-video and tank your watch time. Watch time is the single biggest signal YouTube uses to decide who sees your content. Do not interrupt it.
9. Chapters
Turn off automatic chapters and write your own. Manual chapters improve the viewer experience, increase engagement, and show YouTube you are being intentional about your content structure. Takes two minutes and makes a real difference.
10. Pinned Comment
Pin a comment on every video the moment it goes live. Ask a question, spark a debate, or direct people to your offer. Comments drive engagement signals. Engagement signals drive distribution.
11. A/B Test Thumbnails (Big Channels Only)
YouTube's thumbnail testing tool is powerful, but only works with enough traffic to generate meaningful data. If your channel is large enough, test everything. If not, focus on getting views first.
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Would be cool if there was an easy way to share HTML pages
You could imagine a world wide web of these documents, linked together
Really cool idea
Thariq@trq212
HTML is the new markdown. I've stopped writing markdown files for almost everything and switched to using Claude Code to generate HTML for me. This is why.
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