@silvestreThe Stop Killing Games campaign's official account has publicly pushed back against the UK government's proposed new rules for YouTube. They also shouted out the creators who have given airtime to the organization, warning that these same creators could be negatively affected by the changes. The full statement is linked in the post.
Voir la publication d'originePhoto de @silvestre· Jul 5, 2026· Asmongold
The image is a screenshot of a social media post. The focus is on the text of the post, which discusses the UK Government's public consultation on content discovery on YouTube. The mood is serious and concerned. Visually notable is the YouTube logo appearing multiple times within the screenshot of the post's content. The on-screen text includes "#StopKillingGames", "@f4mcom", "@accusedfarms", "@ALegendaryDrops", and "@Asmongold". Below that, it reads "Treating them as second-class voices beneath whoever someone else deems 'trusted' is deeply concerning." The content within the screenshot details "Impact of the Proposed Rules" and lists points like "Reducing user exposure to diverse content & independent creators:", "Threat to reach and channel growth:", and "Undermining the creator-audience bond:".
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Nagelsmann to Man United@silvestreThe Stop Killing Games campaign's official account has publicly pushed back against the UK government's proposed new rules for YouTube. They also shouted out the creators who have given airtime to the organization, warning that these same creators could be negatively affected by the changes. The full statement is linked in the post.
Voir la publication d'originePhoto de @silvestre· Jul 5, 2026· Asmongold
The image is a screenshot of a social media post. The focus is on the text of the post, which discusses the UK Government's public consultation on content discovery on YouTube. The mood is serious and concerned. Visually notable is the YouTube logo appearing multiple times within the screenshot of the post's content. The on-screen text includes "#StopKillingGames", "@f4mcom", "@accusedfarms", "@ALegendaryDrops", and "@Asmongold". Below that, it reads "Treating them as second-class voices beneath whoever someone else deems 'trusted' is deeply concerning." The content within the screenshot details "Impact of the Proposed Rules" and lists points like "Reducing user exposure to diverse content & independent creators:", "Threat to reach and channel growth:", and "Undermining the creator-audience bond:".
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