Some of us saw your “test” & hope you’re coming back. Lots of people want to hear from you! I know you’re restricted in what you can say, but people still get the message.
Nuff said from me.
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No I will not be coming back to Youtube… to be blunt, I am more or less done and sick and tired of them.
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Okay. Just wondered because of the test.
you may be underestimating how well your personality and thinking come through on video as opposed to audio. but yea, you should not interact with something unpleasant. treading lightly as you said you do not want to hear about information technology tasks, but rumble seems popular. what is interesting is that citizen journalism has become video based.
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You have the website to communicate through and through subscription the vidchats are providing incredible value, social interaction and the sense of belonging to a community where views can be openly expressed and debated. When you have successfully built the website up who needs YouTube. I feel hard done by when I have signed up to content providers exclusive sites like The Duran only to be disappointed to learn that 99.5% of their videos appear on YouTube.
Can I respectfully float a notion?
Given that youtube couldn’t care less about anything anyone says about a single thing that happened before the year 2000, why would you deny people your thoughts and wisdom on all of that history, and culture, and life?
That is the JPF material that I love, and have paid for, over the years. I only say that last part as measure of value. It’s easy to say you read somebody, or entertain their philosophy. It’s not so easy to come up with the money to buy new books.
I reckon it’s worth putting it out to people who don’t know, or don’t care about politics…or even for people who are on the opposite side of a two dimensional political spectrum from most of this community, like me.
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