Message from @Radcliffe
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fucking Youtube ruining everything jesus christ
mood be like <:yamchafree:409216071858520064>
just use streamlabs donations which are very equiv to superchat
messages tied to donations show up in the streamlabs ui
I mean you already have the overlay
can you do twitch?
he could but he could still stream via YT and use streamlabs for alerts
^I'm in favor of this
he's not an affiliate on twitch so no subs/bits
I'd donate if he did that
he would get it very quickly if he wanted to though
Twitch sucks anyway, and they're honestly even more hardline on politics than youtube in my experience
its because amazon
yeah I know
and bezos
fucking bezos man
do these idiots not know what an NDA is?
jesus christ the cringe
They're convinced they're the smartest people in the room. Convinced to the same degree they're convinced the sky is blue and water is wet.
Their ideas are too bland to be realized as value, hence why they wouldn't understand why he wouldn't want all of his R&D to get out
Did @Timcast say the reason why his partner manager dropped him, more of that Fullscreen dropping people due to "risk" to themselves or different reason, I noticed no music in the video so must have happened between recording and editing
i mean some people have a point about not doing a press tour to show people your family recipe. i agree that a NDA does cover basicly "if you tell people this im legally alowed to fuck you" but at the same time its kinda like wtf is the point?
what really is the point of a press tour with NDA?
publicity without giving away trade secrets... its like Disney hyping movies without giving away the ending... fucking trailers
what if you...did a press tour without showing them secrets?
to show off how good all your things are.... but limit what they can actually say to what you're willing to publicly show
It could actually be an embargo, so they could reveal it and talk about it later
it gets people thinking oh there's really great things on the horizon, they cant actually say what it is but it influences their writing to hype the stuff they are allowed to talk to more then they would have otherwise
its like opening up your chocolite factory to the public after 20 years and getting angry when you notice the film crew
it just seems dumb
yeah I agree, it seems to backfire more than it benefits them
i see it as an example of a the complacent relationship with media the world has built up over the last 100 years
Smarter Everyday did a video on a Hapatic glove about a month ago... i bet that was based on a NDA and they reviewed the film and asked him to blur stuff before release
maybe the idea is to get people writing about shit before you ever release it so that its in the public sphere before its on the market
yeah for sure its part of their marketing, but they want to build hype 1 or 2 years from release but don't want a competitor (perhaps in a different country) taking that knowledge and releasing something just before them
which i get, but its actually not nessicary, the reason its probably happening like this is because in a competitive move for marketing a long ass time ago someone did it, it was successful, and to stay competitive with eachother everyone adopted it, but in reality before when no one was doing it, it was on the journalists initiaitve to talk about these things and the realtionship has shifted to one of expectation rather than anticipation
and those who expect something will expect more
yeah plenty of kickstarters have promised heaps and delivered sometimes nothing
this is more of a journalism issue than an advertisment issue