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If she were to be working for an employer in an EU country, it would be illegal to just fire him person from a job without compensation.

The situation is different (AFAIK she lives in the US which has far fewer job protection policies, and earning a living through YouTube doesn’t count as an employer-employee relation), but there are analogies. Few countries and jobs have so little job security as being a YouTuber.



> Few countries and jobs have so little job security as being a YouTuber.

And unless this information is somehow hidden from anyone who consensually enters into a relationship with YouTube, this is not really a good point


The rules of the algo which flag, hide, and demonetize videos are hidden.


Would it be valuable if these rules were open-source?




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