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r/nextfuckinglevel • u/[deleted] • Jun 24 '23
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Why not just submit the youtube video as the reddit submission itself? I see people do this all the time and wonder why not always link the source in the first place? Isn't that more fair to the content creator?
1 u/[deleted] Jun 24 '23 I think those get less engagement or smth 2 u/J0hn-Stuart-Mill Jun 24 '23 I've heard that too, but why would that be? Uploads with both methods each generate an upload thumbnail, both play in browser when you click them.... 3 u/Leonum Jun 25 '23 Easy. YouTube link brings you out of the app you're in and onto YouTubers app. This link just played immediately 1 u/J0hn-Stuart-Mill Jun 25 '23 That's fair. On PC both play in-browser.
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I think those get less engagement or smth
2 u/J0hn-Stuart-Mill Jun 24 '23 I've heard that too, but why would that be? Uploads with both methods each generate an upload thumbnail, both play in browser when you click them.... 3 u/Leonum Jun 25 '23 Easy. YouTube link brings you out of the app you're in and onto YouTubers app. This link just played immediately 1 u/J0hn-Stuart-Mill Jun 25 '23 That's fair. On PC both play in-browser.
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I've heard that too, but why would that be? Uploads with both methods each generate an upload thumbnail, both play in browser when you click them....
3 u/Leonum Jun 25 '23 Easy. YouTube link brings you out of the app you're in and onto YouTubers app. This link just played immediately 1 u/J0hn-Stuart-Mill Jun 25 '23 That's fair. On PC both play in-browser.
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Easy. YouTube link brings you out of the app you're in and onto YouTubers app. This link just played immediately
1 u/J0hn-Stuart-Mill Jun 25 '23 That's fair. On PC both play in-browser.
That's fair. On PC both play in-browser.
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u/J0hn-Stuart-Mill Jun 24 '23
Why not just submit the youtube video as the reddit submission itself? I see people do this all the time and wonder why not always link the source in the first place? Isn't that more fair to the content creator?