The recent algorithm overhaul definitely went overboard and hurt plenty of creators putting out legitimate content. Look, nobody's against cleaning up spam and weeding out bots—that part makes sense. But the execution? Way too blunt. The changes were so sweeping that real creators with actual value got caught in the crossfire. The collateral damage is irreversible at this point. There's gotta be a balance between fighting noise and not torching the people actually building genuine content in the space.
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MEVVictimAlliance
· 4h ago
Coming back with this set again? The ones who get mistakenly hurt are always serious creators like us. The platform just isn't paying attention.
This move by the platform is truly outrageous. They want to target spam but ended up taking us all out together.
Where's the promised precise targeting? Instead, they just bombed large areas. Who can do anything about it?
This algorithm change has made me not even want to update content anymore. It's too hurtful.
They never considered creators' feelings at all. Cutting everything off is the easiest way, I guess.
Collateral damage? That's called direct suppression, right? Clearly, they just don't know how to operate carefully.
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GasFeeVictim
· 4h ago
This algorithm change is really outrageous, even good people are cut off.
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LongTermDreamer
· 4h ago
Bro, this is the cycle. The big cleanup three years ago was the same. Looking back now, it's really nothing — we're all still here.
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GasFeeCrier
· 4h ago
Coming back with this again? Precise strikes have turned into carpet bombing, this cracks me up.
Algorithm revision comes with a cost, doesn't it?
My video views were directly cut in half, what kind of balance is this?
Really, eggs can't hard collide with stones.
The recent algorithm overhaul definitely went overboard and hurt plenty of creators putting out legitimate content. Look, nobody's against cleaning up spam and weeding out bots—that part makes sense. But the execution? Way too blunt. The changes were so sweeping that real creators with actual value got caught in the crossfire. The collateral damage is irreversible at this point. There's gotta be a balance between fighting noise and not torching the people actually building genuine content in the space.