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I'm announcing that I'll be archiving criticisms/rants made towards YouTube and/or its parent company, Google, in the late 2000s, (via, PreserveTube and Internet Archive) because I felt like nobody else was bothered to do so.
I've already archived videos from RescueTheTube and ChannelReviews, as of now.
So, if you want to participate in preserving the hidden part of YouTube's Golden Age, then follow these steps:
- Go onto YouTube and type up "youtube rant before:2008" or "youtube sucks before:2008" (it doesn't have to be 2008, just giving an example)
- Download it, either through a YouTube Premium subscription, PreserveTube or a YouTube video downloader (I'm not condoning piracy or anything, I'm just saying)
- Reupload it onto an archive site or show them on a video sharing site in a way that's considered to be fair use
That's how history can be saved through contributions, guys.
So, you can thank me later, for saving a part of YouTube that few of us have ever heard of.
P.S. I know that some creators like ChannelReviews gave critiques and mature responses instead of rants, but they somewhat count as criticism, so why not?