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How's that for unbeknownst to me? You're talking to a web developer/analyst. You can't techno babble me buddy.
Have a nice day
You fell into the honey hole and gave to much thought to the headline.
We all understand what YouTube does. The point that is often missed in this thread (and other threads on the subject) is "potential" revenue our industry misses out upon and not necessarily the player represented in an uploaded video. Though, it would be nice to financially compensate players.
The original message from CrazyErica does not mention to the slightest of degree that YouTube is bad for pool. Nor does it campaign a boycott of YouTube by the billiard industry.
The point that many seem to miss because of a negative disposition by many in the troll world, is YouTube has amassed hundreds of thousands of billiard videos by no fault of anyone directly. With simple arithmetic, landing on a figure of missed revenue, is quite large. Large enough to take notice.
It's been fun! Back to work.
You fell into the honey hole and gave to much thought to the headline.
We all understand what YouTube does. The point that is often missed in this thread (and other threads on the subject) is "potential" revenue our industry misses out upon and not necessarily the player represented in an uploaded video. Though, it would be nice to financially compensate players.
The original message from CrazyErica does not mention to the slightest of degree that YouTube is bad for pool. Nor does it campaign a boycott of YouTube by the billiard industry.
The point that many seem to miss because of a negative disposition by many in the troll world, is YouTube has amassed hundreds of thousands of billiard videos by no fault of anyone directly. With simple arithmetic, landing on a figure of missed revenue, is quite large. Large enough to take notice.
It's been fun! Back to work.
hrmm. Utter garbage? I would say each billiard video on YouTube produces $2 a year in monetization and ad clicks. So that leaves you to solve the basic math problem.
We're not in the business to draft contracts for players who feel they've been let down or violated. You've again missed the point. The point quite simply as a whole, we should be amassing billiard videos on a neutral host until there's enough revenue from monetization and ad clicks, and then share that revenue with the industry.
If all the energy here was spent building up ideas instead of tearing them down, we'd actually have a lucrative industry. Keep on keeping on...
Creditable sources? There are several. $5 per 1000 views. So if you want to take the high side and let us know what that basic math equates. I'd be happier with a $2.4million assesment, than the conservative figure of $500k.
