reddit.com/r/youtube
Video streaming has become one of the most popular content consumption methods. More than 2.8 billion people visit YouTube on a monthly basis. If you were to take into consideration the world's most populated countries - China and India - YouTube's monthly traffic is equivalent to its entire population. This means that not only can you watch all of your favorite videos, but you can also learn new things and improve your skills by watching tutorials or other videos.
The sheer volume and variety of content on YouTube is astounding. You'll find any tutorial you need on this platform. From gaming videos to DIY house building, there's something for everyone on YouTube. Felix, with over 100 million subscribers, has an average of 4-5 million views for each video he posts. There are millions of creators like him with smaller channels that attract a lot of traffic. This is why the world's biggest community has its very own subreddit where people discuss everything happening on YouTube.
Today we will be reviewing a cool subreddit called r/YouTube. You will find all types of posts and videos regarding YouTube here. You can ask a question, engage in a debate, share quality content, or provide feedback to other user's videos.
My recent experience on r/YouTube
I found the user's post to be funny and decided to make a video about it. In my video, I compare the two resolution sizes and explain why high resolution is less effective than medium resolution.
As per the image, there were three storage options - Low (144p), Medium (360p), and High (720p). His question to YouTube was, "How does 720p take less storage than 360p?" Yes, YouTube, can you shed some light?
"thank you for always being there for me, even when I'm not always there for myself".
And just when you thought they'd given you a reason to make a meme, they turned around and won your heart back. Quite recently, their heartwarming message was Pewdiepie received a lot of traction. The caption read, "thank you for always being there for me, even when I'm not always there for myself."
Congratulations, Marziapie! You married an incredible person, revived your love of Minecraft, and reached 100 million subscribers on YouTube in one amazing month. Way to go!
About r/YouTube - Community & Members
The mission of r/YouTube is to be a meta-discussion subreddit for all things YouTube. From features, upgrades, bugs, and business decisions, you can find everything on this subreddit. This is not an official subreddit, and it is not run by youtube or google employees. though there are a few of them. they don't have a major say on the subreddit. As far as the numbers go . . . r/YouTube has 414,000 members. Sure, it's not the highest number out there, but with 1-2k members online at any given time, the overall activity does look decent
How to access r/YouTube?
If you're already a Reddit user, you can simply type "r/YouTube" in your search bar and follow the subreddit. If you're new to Reddit, you'll need to sign up on the platform and confirm your email address. Doing so will allow you to follow subreddits, comment on posts, and even post anything on any of the subreddits.
Moderators of r/YouTube
Now I get that r/YouTube is not the biggest subreddit. It's way smaller than other video and streaming-based pages such as r/videos, r/livestreamfails, and so on. However, we also need to consider that not every YouTube viewer has a Reddit account, and even if they do, they aren't keen on technical discussions and controversies since they already are up-to-date with the stories of their favorite creators.
To maintain the level of decorum on r/YouTube, moderators do a great job ensuring that posts meet the rules and guidelines. At the time of writing this review, there are five moderators - Pokechu22, FunnyMan3595, LightCodeGaming, channelmasta, and RevaniteAnime.
Why should you follow r/YouTube?
R/YouTube is a great source for information about accomplishments, updates, bugs, and hiatus news. The best part about this page is that the users help creators attract a lot of attention. On this thread, you'll find information relating to budding channels, creative direction, amazing editing, and overall mishaps. For instance, one funny post had this "Pinned by Creator" comment when the channel was of some other creator. Lol. These bugs and mishaps are fun to witness.
Community Engagement
One of the great things about this subreddit is that you can chat with fellow members. There is a section in the header part of the subreddit that encourages you to find people on r/youtube who want to chat. This is a great initiative to help kill boredom during testing times. The AI matches you with members who are in need of communication and so you will never be alone. The last time I checked, there were nearly 2,000 members who wanted to chat. As far as post engagement goes, a top post on any given day attracts between 250-400 upvotes.
Browsing & Navigation
Whether you judge me or not, I love YouTube controversy. However, the subreddit I found on this platform was different than what I expected. Here, people were focused on features, updates, and upgrades rather than the creator's content itself. They seemed more like a team of 600,000 members who were just highlighting what was wrong with YouTube. There aren't many creator-related posts, but the content that is present on this platform is for the greater good.
Reddit Gold
Reddit Gold is rare on this page. Don't expect to see multiple golds for any post. If you're awarded gold on this subreddit for any post or comment, consider that to be your lucky day. Even the wittiest and funniest content gets swept under the carpet due to the sheer volume of content being posted. On average, you'll find 2-3 golds if you were to check the top 20 posts of the month.
Filter by flair
The comment section on YouTube was recently reduced in size, sparking a lot of controversy among users. If you're not interested in debates or complaints, you can use the filter by flair feature to choose from three different options: Discussion, Question, and Bug.
There are some important rules that you must know before joining r/YouTube. These rules will help keep the community safe and organized.
Before you join the community, please be aware of the following rules. This will help you post content and interact, keeping in mind the community guidelines.
It is important to keep discussions on-topic. This will help ensure that all participants have a common understanding of the discussion and are able to participate fully.
It is vital to keep discussions on-topic in order to ensure that all participants are following the same discussion topic. Doing so will help ensure that everyone has a clear understanding of the conversation and can participate fully.
Respect other users and their opinions. Do not attack or harass them. This includes comments that are critical, rude, or hostile.
Please do not send promotional or feedback requests through our system.
Memes are not allowed on our website.
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Can you please respect YouTube's rules? They are in place for a reason.
Design
I like the simple layout and design of this subreddit, but I do feel that it could use an original Icon and a better cover image. Apart from that, the overall design seems cool. There are three to four ad banners, but they don't disrupt the browsing experience. Although I'm not active on this subreddit every day, I do check it out a couple of times a week. And when I do, I spend 15-20 minutes on this subreddit.
Overall, the browsing experience is cool and video playback on YouTube is x1000 times better than my experience with Twitch via Reddit. So, overall, I get to watch the content, and that's really all I could ask for.
Content
is not appropriate for all audiences
Some of the most popular content on this subreddit is not appropriate for all audiences. This includes posts that are violent, sexual, or contain explicit language.
against
2. The video, entitled "YouTube Rewind 2018 - The Worst Videos of All Time" has been disliked by 36,300 people and has received upvotes against it by only 1,000 people.
3. This video is a compilation of the worst videos that have ever been uploaded to YouTube, and it is clear that many people are not happy with it.
for a "Broken for me"
2. Youtube appears to be broken for anyone else? - 30,200 upvotes for a "Broken for me"
I deeply disagree with Logan Paul's recent actions. He's made a lot of people very angry, and I think he deserves to be punished for it.
and counting
The Vox Adpocalypse has already started, and several channels have been demonetized. With over 9,300 upvotes, it looks like this trend will continue.
, 3,900 comments, and one week of infamy have landed the YouTuber in hot water.
Oof! Logan Paul is in hot water after 8,900 upvotes, 3,900 comments, and one week of infamy.
The five most popular content pieces in 2020 will be based around current events, popular personalities, and trending topics.
later, it was a success.
On YouTube's 15th birthday, we remember the day the first video was uploaded and how it quickly became a hit with 2,200 upvotes.
There seems to be a trend of countries becoming brands, as 2,100 people have upvoted that statement on the social media site Reddit. This could be interpreted in a variety of ways, but it is interesting to see how people are beginning to view these nations as entities with their own identities and personalities.
3. Teo is currently having his channel's ownership falsely claimed by a company called WMG/Royal Pop Record, who are claiming copyright on his videos with 2,100 upvotes.
Thank you YouTube for this great recommendation video! It has already gained over 2,100 upvotes.
My friend's YouTube channel is going to be deleted in 2 days because it has received three false copyright strikes - 1,900 upvotes.
Conclusion
If you're interested in features and functionality, you'll love r/YouTube. Users on this thread share their opinions on updates, features, YouTube stories, and other noteworthy milestones. This is not the subreddit for you if your interest is solely creator-based. You won't find controversies or dramatic YouTube moments here. In general, this is a fun subreddit to be a part of, especially if you are trying to troubleshoot problems.
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