Are you implying that content creators don’t themselves want more views and subscribers? Of course they do!

“They only use thumbnails and titles that get views and subscribers because if they don’t… they won’t get views and subscribers since Google isn’t pushing their content.”

That’s what it sounds like you’re saying.

Marques Brownlee was that guy fervently saying the Samsung S22 fake moon filter wasn’t a fake moon filter. What a shill.

You wrap the whole box in a blanket, sides and all. It’s not hard. I told the blanket in 4, then put the box on one half of it, then just flip the other half over the box. The sides get covered, too. It keeps the pizza super hot.

That’s not at all required. Just wrap the box in the blanket and it’ll still be really hot when you get home. The blanket just needs to be both above and below the box.

Know what I use? A blanket! Works extremely well.

If you’re subbed to Adobe and cancel, it, you can’t do anything with your files. So Adobe not only owns their software, but your work as well.

You know other programs can open PSD files, right?

I was too tired to figure that out. 😅

Says who? Just because I download a copy of a photo from Getty Images doesn’t mean I now own the copyright on it or I can do whatever I want with it. The image needs to be licensed to me, and the terms of the license dictate exactly what I can do with it.

You can grant federated instances a license to download and display your content without the right to monetize, package it, or distribute it in certain ways. This is what licensing was made for.

Instance owners can make each other agree to a license before federating.

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There’s nothing about the content being federated that makes it hard or impossible to index. Each instance is just a website with a public webpage that a bot can read. That all a search engine needs to index it. The worst case scenario is the bot will find the same content on multiple instances.

I did read that the website is loaded entirely through JavaScript and that maybe the Google bot doesn’t execute JavaScript so can’t see the text. I don’t know if that’s still a problem in 2023, though.

This article says it’s not a problem, but I didn’t read past the tl;dr, so maybe there’s a caveat. Like maybe it has to use a popular framework like React or something to work.

https://searchengineland.com/tested-googlebot-crawls-javascript-heres-learned-220157