It’s not unsubstantiated; It’s a very visible sudden shift in the same date range across multiple channels. I would also note the pay staying the exact same is definitely out of the ordinary. To answer your question, what I would rather is people learn to shut up when something is happening that they don’t care to look into any further, rather than act like the Reddit-like cesspool of confidently wrong people that just invent their own theories for things.
The most recent findings from Brodie Robertson were that the vieas to likes ratio skyrocketed, something that LTT also has confirmed on their side in the newer stream, and what seems like similar behavior in DarkviperAU’s channel. It seems that the likes are the same or higher, and the actual pay for the ads are basically the same, but the views are reduced. It’s as if views were the same but are being displayed lower than usual.
Not that most people here would care apparently, because the majority just wants to shit on Linus above actually having any worthwhile look into any of this stuff
Edit: Some direct links to said videos for whoever is interested
what are they trying to imply about me with that title
(i completely agree)
this is a certified ryuji persona 5 moment
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Think about the wording of the headings so that they communicate as much as possible without sacrificing brevity.
Which of these tutorials would you rather read?
- Go
- Installation
- Hello, world!
- Deployment
Or this?
- Why Choose Go?
- Install Go 1.23
- Create a Basic “Hello, World” Go App
- Deploy Your App to the Web
honestly, neither of those? I get the general point, the first one looks careless and vague, but the second one looks AI generated and needlessly long, hard to skim for what I’m looking for. Why do the headers say Go 3 times when I already know I am in a Go article? Why is the specific version in that one header (even if you will be pointing them to a specific one in the content)?
This isn’t the full story, but profiting from other people’s work is a common complaint found with AI that can also be compared to the content creation sphere. For instance, reposting many tiktok videos on discord without credit will not raise as many eyebrows as doing reaction content of compilations of tiktok videos on youtube (see, sssniperwolf vs jjjacksfilms), where the motive is “i found these funny and want my friends to see it” vs “i want to actively make money off these videos”.