I think after some more thinking, I get "why" they want to dedicate more time to monitoring channels (so they need fewer monetized ones) to avoid the bad stuff. 1000 subs took me a year or two of serious shreddery and luck, it's maybe harder now?
this is a valid point, but it doesn't take into account the discouragement you get because @TeamYouTube essentially says "you're not worthy anymore of being our partner". @GASpriggs what do you think?https://twitter.com/h3h3productions/status/953654974231138304 …
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Yeah it's possible to be harder now... In addition, they review the channel when you are eligible/apply for partnership, so it's a bit more secure... Still REALLY discouraging IMO..
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I think that YouTube is trying to come up with a balance of trying to help youtubers of all sizes while not overextending themselves. That's why they have different tiers of YouTube creator benefits: https://www.youtube.com/yt/creators/benefits/ …
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