I have a couple of questions for you all to learn more about Youtube. I've been using it for years but not like some.
1. How do you use youtube but change your name so that people don't read your full name in comments sections? I notice that if I am signed into Gmail, I automatically have an account with Youtube. So I refrain, as always, from commenting because I want to leave less of an "internet footprint". Can you tell me how to use Youtube, while being signed into my gmail account, and be able to comment without letting my first and last name being seen? Do I have to change my email address to not show my name? Right now it is something like [email protected], for a made up example.
2. How do people put a hyperlink to a portion within a video when they are commenting? For example, someone may hyperlink the 1:25 minute mark of a video on Youtube, if this makes sense, within the comments section.
3. Why are full albums allowed on Youtube. Is it up to owners of Copyright to ask for stuff like this to be removed? I was thinking about how people can easily copy a full album by using the YTDLer program, which makes Youtube somewhat of a facilitator of copyright infringement, much like Napster.
4. How much time do you spend on Youtube, watching and commenting? Is it about equal with your Twitter and FB accounts?
5. How much money have you made from allowing advertising on your videos?
1. How do you use youtube but change your name so that people don't read your full name in comments sections? I notice that if I am signed into Gmail, I automatically have an account with Youtube. So I refrain, as always, from commenting because I want to leave less of an "internet footprint". Can you tell me how to use Youtube, while being signed into my gmail account, and be able to comment without letting my first and last name being seen? Do I have to change my email address to not show my name? Right now it is something like [email protected], for a made up example.
2. How do people put a hyperlink to a portion within a video when they are commenting? For example, someone may hyperlink the 1:25 minute mark of a video on Youtube, if this makes sense, within the comments section.
3. Why are full albums allowed on Youtube. Is it up to owners of Copyright to ask for stuff like this to be removed? I was thinking about how people can easily copy a full album by using the YTDLer program, which makes Youtube somewhat of a facilitator of copyright infringement, much like Napster.
4. How much time do you spend on Youtube, watching and commenting? Is it about equal with your Twitter and FB accounts?
5. How much money have you made from allowing advertising on your videos?
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