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00:18 being real for a moment, 1:33 past mistakes, 2:46 the comment I made, 3:04 speed running, 6:27 the second part of the comment about Youtube, 8:26 a quick overview of the Microsoft issue, 9:26 Vulkan, 11:45 Government, military, 12:44 how can we solve this problem

I noticed JackSepticEye's video just a few minutes ago. I made a comment there and decided to do my own recording to expand upon this

TLDR:

I wanted to make sure that if people are new to what I do, I went over my take on Youtube and how I handle things. I am disabled. Youtube is a video/audio blog to me more or less. It means a lot when people subscribe because it tells me that I am not alone in wanting to discuss these issues, or discussing video gaming

I have made A LOT of mistakes since joining Youtube. Both in how I presented the content and how I have explained it. Part of my disability does effect my ability to communicate. It is not an excuse I am merely saying it is an issue that I need time to work around

In my comment on Jack's video, I mentioned two issues.. How easily the system is abused (specific to my speed running days) and how that Youtube potentially shadow banned some of my recordings discussing Google and Microsoft

I think that Jack and other creators are missing the ability to see the issue of a creator who has no representative. I did my best to explain the ingrooves situation and how the cascade effected me

I then talked about the Microsoft monoply side of my comment and expanded on that. The more people use Microsoft products, and the more they don't talk about it, the worse it gets

Creators that are big like JackSepticEye must talk about this because creators like me have too small of a voice to make an impact. I did my best to give an overview of the issue to stress why it is so important

Here is a link to the FTC. The Microsoft monopoly is so bad, that it is used a legal example for the monopoly definition in the law https://www.ftc.gov/advice-guidance/competition-guidance/guide-antitrust-laws/single-firm-conduct/monopolization-defined (scroll to the bottom)