Youtube tightening noose on gunsmithing/reloading vids?

[Ronin]

In range TV working around YouTube. "At this time we are currently publishing content simultaneously on YouTube, Full30, Facebook, BitChute and now PornHub." Interesting choices.
https://www.facebook.com/inrangetv/p...71030276257244

Especially given the fact that the porn industry is very much anti-gun.

[Hodgie]

Especially given the fact that the porn industry is very much anti-gun.

From what said the owners of Porn Hub are not and are more then happy to host the videos.

[ianb1116]

Reddit also just canned a lot of their gun subreddits, like r/gundeals....

[LMTguy]

Can we have our own platform for all things gun related? Videos, gun deals, ammo sales, classifieds... etc.

But what would we name it?

[RockIsland]

Can we have our own platform for all things gun related? Videos, gun deals, ammo sales, classifieds... etc.

But what would we name it?

How about POOFA?

[LMTguy]

Hmmm... It's so crazy it might just work.

[gghbi]

Can we have our own platform for all things gun related? Videos, gun deals, ammo sales, classifieds... etc.

But what would we name it?

How about the FREEDOM channel.

[Hodgie]

Can we have our own platform for all things gun related? Videos, gun deals, ammo sales, classifieds... etc.

But what would we name it?

You sure can you only need a boat load of money, investors, and paid advertising.

Full30.com has tried this and while it’s been up and running a few years there is 0 profit involved and next to no expansion due to the cost of hosting in such volume as well as the crushing competition from google/YouTube.

[Rosco the Iroc]

Someone who is not as fucked up a you tube could really cash in with it's own hosting site. Car channels are bailing off them.
https://jalopnik.com/why-your-favori...ith-1823900084

Over the past few years, legacy print magazine Motor Trend has built up a sizable and enviable digital video operation, including 5.6 million YouTube subscribers and an ambitious on demand video network. But earlier this week, in another sign of YouTube’s fading relevance to publishers and the increasing revenue crunch for video creators there, Motor Trend announced its video future will be on its own website, not YouTube.

In short, new episodes of Motor Trend’s various shows—Roadkill, Ignition, Head2Head and more—will be viewable, for free with ads for eight weeks, on MotorTrend.com. Or you can subscribe to an ad-free service there for a reasonable $4.99 a month and get more perks. Motor Trend’s YouTube is sticking around, but just for teasers, cut down episodes and promos. Basically, Motor Trend’s doubling down on hosting its videos on its own site and on its paid subscriber service, not YouTube.

[bigdawgbeav]

As of right now YT hasn't really fucked with my stuff too much. They have demonitized a number of videos, but not like I was actually making any money from them anymore. I've been looking at other platforms to move my content to. I'm thinking of moving what I have over to the Gun Tube (https://theguntube.com/)

We'll see how it goes.