Comments by "Kasumi Rina" (@KasumiRINA) on "Micro" channel.

  1. its like MLM, those products aren't sold in shops because they aren't competitive...
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  2.  @schwingedeshaehers  this words echoes in my head with same tone as RAID SHADOW LEGENDS.
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  3.  @isaacnewton9021  people pay to help creators, ad blockers take away ad revenue, premium doesn't.
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  4. Ah it was YouTubers and not ads on TV and sports celebrities shilling for unhealthy snacks that's to blame on kids not knowing what to consume?
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  5. On comments it ABSOLUTELY does, comments with a lot of dislikes are ranked lower in the feed, regardless of likes, see any flat Earth debunking video, for example, and on the bottom you'll always see the downvoted flat-Earthers even if they brigade the video and prop each other up with likes. For videos themselves, they have better metrics like retention, CTR, and watch time, which screws either long format or short format creators depending on who dialed in the algorithm.
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  6.  @SimuLord  while that's true in many cases, they actually DO tune your recommendations based on what you click and stay so it can "bubble" you into breadtube as well, it just heavily favors right wing stuff in general; plus angry rants were always a driver since AVGN (a deliberately non-political or social issues channel made for escapism FROM all that). The trick is to click the dango icon with three dots "do not recommend", and do that multiple times AND watch what you DO like longer. I managed to get YouTube to recommend me let's players with double digit subscribers avoiding all the big gaming channels apart from few ones I personally picked. But default recommendations are abysmal.
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  7.  @xXMangoXx_  Opera was a legit third browser between Firefox and IE in era before Chrome, it was faster and sleek, but less customizable than FF, they also had really good mobile apps earlier than others (back when compressing traffic was relevant). But moving to Chromium, the default Opera started to suck, half the team split and made Vivaldi which is closer to older UI but less compatible, and now there's THREE forks of Opera, ALL on Chromium engine, and they chose to be annoying with ads. I am using Firefox mostly now, but have second and third browsers installed just in case, working from home you can have separate setups for work (usually something basic like Chrome) and leisure, as many proprietary plugins and apps various projecs want are Chrome only. To me, Opera turning what it is now is digital version of Nokia becoming another mediocre smartphone brands. GX I installed just ones BY MISTAKE (ads are TOO intrusive) and deleted immediately, Discord integration in regular browsers is already too distracting.
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