The worst part is that multiplying the monetisation requirements will primarly hurt small creators that make content with passion, since slop channels will still reach those standards with little effort, while those who make their videos with passion will have it even harder to make money from their passion to sustain themselves

"guys, i don't know if you're aware, but youtube HATES their animators..."

i swear you hear this rhetoric every five years. it's been a recurring thing since the site's inception. i don't know if it's ever gotten this bad by actually threatening the platforms that animators do have, but this isn't the first time people have noticed that animators get the short end of the stick. i don't blame them for rising up either - there are only so many places you can start up, and build a portfolio on. AI moderation has no place in the world. all it does it harm the people it was build to 'protect'. i hope google loses hundreds of millions on it.

Same :(
-sillyman357