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minus-squareTemple SquarelinkfedilinkEnglish4•1 year agoCreators also need to make money. I doubt Peertube has ad revenue to split with them. In fairness to YouTube, creators do keep about half the money (in exchange for YouTube hosting the content).
minus-square@zekiz@lemmy.worldlinkfedilinkEnglish3•1 year agoI don’t think that’s thaat much of a deal. Most youtubers also need additional revenue streams like patreon and mearch and sponsorships.
Creators also need to make money. I doubt Peertube has ad revenue to split with them.
In fairness to YouTube, creators do keep about half the money (in exchange for YouTube hosting the content).
I don’t think that’s thaat much of a deal. Most youtubers also need additional revenue streams like patreon and mearch and sponsorships.