Why I Left YouTube At 100K Subscribers In Order To Come Back Permanently @thinkfact
Why I Left YouTube At 100K Subscribers In Order To Come Back Permanently  @thinkfact
Uploaded January 2019 | Updated September 2026, 2 weeks ago
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I recommend treating this video more like a podcast if you're not interested in the visuals. Also, there is a *Discord link* below if you'd like to join one for the channel.

This video is a long-overdue 100K subscribers special. It's a story not about any issue with YouTube itself, rather a story about setting the right example for being a representative in the EDU community. It had to be pushed back for reason covered in the video.

discord.gg/uFUk3nk Link the the channels Discord if you would like join.

I decided against putting all that much music in the video after the beginning, it just constantly sounded like I wanted to make everything overly emotional. Some parts of the story are not happy, but I didn't want to just have music in the background just to keep people from getting bored and I didn't want to force anything. It is what it is.

Beyond that, the idea of making YouTube a financial endeavor is very foreign to me. I have never used a lot of services like patreon and stuff, I have an account I never used. But that might be something to look into.
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