Sightless Scribbles Syndicated

I stopped syndicating Sightless Scribbles to YouTube

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This won't be a lengthy post. It will consist of a small update and a brief explanation regarding why I am no longer publishing Sightless Scribbles to YouTube.

For those that do follow my YouTube channel, you might have noticed that I began streaming again.

I won't stream every day. My one hobby is reading and writing. I'd much rather publish new blog entries about what I've read or enjoyed writing than take up streaming as a hobby/main project, but I thought, it's fun. It's a way to wind down when I'm not reading a book, and besides, I think people would love watching me be utterly terrible at video games.

This new streaming venture leads me to decide to halt the mirroring of stuff to my YouTube channel.

The plan is to syndicate the game streams to my podcast, eventually. Not every stream will make it to the podcast because I don't have enough money for that kind of upgrade. My podcast host requires an upgrade to publish longer form stuff and almost all my streams exceed my hosts upload quota.

To offset these costs, I am thinking the longer streams will be behind the podcast paywall while highlights and shorter streams will be for the public podcast feed.

Why don't I keep them publishing to YouTube anyway? Because if I kept the podcast feed syndicating to YouTube, people would get duplicate-even triple stuff. I don't want to spam YouTube any more than others have with their generative slop.

Why do I love my podcast more than YouTube? Because I think sighted people look at things too often! More seriously, I like my podcast a billion times more than I like my YouTube because audio is a medium I have slightly more control over as a blind person.

And now the announcement is done, I'm off to do some more reading of this new to me dark Romance series I've found and really enjoy.

[Besides, YouTube continues to be problematic anyway

I hope you all are, well, enjoying the last vestiges of the internet before it gets taken over by slop. I know I am! That's why I've been reading more.

Tootles for now.

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