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@JAKKRIEG @QueenieandBlue Both of those platforms are using fake numbers as total views.. 2.8mill views with 122 comment total

@QueenieandBlue @Livestreamsites India streaming platforms loco.com and rooter.gg are next to shutodown. iM calling it

Twitch hasn't made a profit in 11+ years because they can't get enough advertisements btw...

@QueenieandBlue no Penguin was the esport video game streaming platform in china

@Livestreamsites MooMusic & Penguin were similiar to Spotify not Twitch. NowLive & Trovo are the 2 failures that were similiar. BUT they own nearly half of Douyu & huya which are huge platforms IMO Trovo was designed to fail, looked like little investment went into it compared to other platforms

@QueenieandBlue true , largest company in china Tencent failed 5 times making one profitable . all backed by Tencent or owned by them.

@Livestreamsites They can be profitable but none of them have been able to tick every box. Many make silly mistakes. For example Mixer buying large streamers with the same audience instead of sponsoring a range of sizes to get different types of audiences in.

@Bangleafx Eddie said they are still in beta till they start making money and make a better mobile app

how is Kick a beta 4 years in? can someone seriously answer this question lol not even hating just like genuinely how? Is it to provide an excuse of accountability? Is it for legal reasons? like what lol

@KingRichard This what the industry is pushing now. open ai acquired tech podcast stream TBPN for 100m A16z started podcast stream like it Silicon Mania tv doing it Gary Vaynerchuk is pushing it too many more.

View bot to the top sell people bullshit! Corrupt corny ass industry!

@ViralTimee no one using club

Streamers react to X’s decision to remove Communities from the platform 😲😬 Club has announced it is working on a solution, calling on creators with large X Communities to reach out. 👀🔥

@MarioJoos alot of places are not fixing the problems with botting kick said we cant remove everyone who botting form stake , kpp , clipping program , ect

The problem about clipping isn’t the clip itself, it's the way short algorithms push content. Here’s how it works and how to abuse these systems: Context: Between YouTube, TikTok, and Instagram, there’s a race to try to get as many people to keep creating content so that there’s enough content for viewers to consume. One method to keep people motivated to keep creating is to give them what they want, and for the most part that is views. So when you upload something on these mediums, you’ll get like 200 to 500 initial views. Feels good, right? Sure. But there are 2 big problems here. Problem 1: This system is extremely vulnerable for mass uploaders who create many accounts First of all, let’s talk about mass uploading. Let’s say you’re a live streamer and you make a piece of content (a stream), well you may get about 10k people tuning in. Not bad. But here’s where you abuse the system. Either you have 30 shorts accounts, or you work with a clipping agency. 30 accounts across 3 platforms, that’s 90 accounts. Let’s say that you’ll get 500 views on average per clip (considering under- and overperformers), well that’s 500 * 90 = 45,000 views across a single clip. But you don’t post once, you post 3 times a day, and let’s multiply that by about 30 days in a month. That’s 3 * 45K * 30 = 4,050,000 views every single month (IF YOU DON’T GO VIRAL). Why wouldn’t you be clipping? Now these are just sample numbers, you can go wild on this one. Oh, and duplicate content? That’s easy to work around at the moment. Problem 2: It’s a race to see who can give the most without sacrificing too much quality So the problem that platforms may be facing is that most of this content may not be the best quality. But here’s the thing, why does it matter? If the consumer keeps watching, because there’s nothing better to watch as all the original engaging content is being drowned out anyways, then there’s nearly zero risk, unless the other platforms have better algorithms. Note, right now each of the algorithms works too similarly. But where’s the race to the bottom? If you’re TikTok and you see Instagram kinda “guaranteeing” an initial 200 views, what do you do? Well, let’s just give people 300 to 500 by default. Oh, but what about YouTube? Oh no, we’re losing the race, let’s boost that to 1,000. At least until we’ve got enough creators who prefer our platform over the others. Long story short, clipping isn’t a problem. If anything, you should get onto it as well. I’ve even had people I work with cut down their 20 minute video into 2–3 minute shorts and then re-upload them everywhere. It didn’t seem to negatively affect their long-form in a significant way. This should explain the issue. What about the solution? That’s a whole other discussion.

@SteffyEvans we will see a little ai bubble pop with no one making money and data centers being cancelled in the future. Open ai doing what Mark Zuckerberg’s metaverse did with wasting billons of dollars and making nothing back right now

Time for the crying & throwing fits era on the timeline. Holy😭😭 AI is being implemented whether we like it or not. Adapt or find another career. Just bc you post content or do any sort of creating activities, doesn’t mean a platform HAS to accept you as a creator. Try again.