At worst this doesn't convert anyone. Then you can count up from there. And it also vocalizes support, which might come across as pandering but that's about it.
I'm don't to see how this article is bad for anyone. At most, mildly annoying because "we knew that already".
I wonder if they actually now have him by the balls so he'll actually starts listening them.
And I think google offers to translate text from picture for a while? So why wouldn't they implement this to YouTube? And of course they have to moderate the content if possible.
Found the next captcha.
Every person with a larger online following is absolutely partly responsible to their fans behavior when it happens en masse. Especially if your audience is partly kids. They look up to you and you profit from them consuming your content so it's your moral responsibility to direct them in the right direction.
Mint flavored all the way through, baybeh!
Yeah. I looove the diarrhea I get from eating tubes of mint toothpaste.
If someone knows a YouTube video or something about this, I'd be interested.
Somehow I don't doubt you've gotten a lot of warnings.
What really bothers me is that Linus is leaning on the parasocial relationship aspect of his popularity. He acts like he's my buddy in need and not the star of a really big brand.
If I were LTT, I would've asked Billet Labs if its okay to reveal that number (not that it's even relevant) and if I didn't have time to wait, would've erred on the side of caution.
But like LTT said, they're still them. So I don't think it'll get better going forward since they're doing what looks to me really closely like doing whatever they can to look good despite it potentially hurting others (who they've already wronged).
I wonder could you interpret this as AI created movie script isn't copyrightable but the actual filmed movie is. That would invite some weird competition, like we've seen over the years with the copycat movies.