• conciselyverbose@kbin.social
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    11 months ago

    This would be an absolutely insane precedent that would just result in further gate-keeping the ability to earn revenue on YouTube.

    He doesn’t even deserve to get to preliminary motions, and his attorney should be disciplined for wasting the court’s time.

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      11 months ago

      This would be an absolutely insane precedent that would just result in further gate-keeping the ability to earn revenue on YouTube.

      Exactly. If YouTube was forced to treat every monetized creator on the platform as an employee, this will end up hurting smaller creators who can’t meet the requirements for an actual employment (those with smaller followings or irregular upload schedules), and many who were previously monetized will suddenly lose it.