I enjoy your content for its depth, so shorts wouldn't really be that much of a benefit in my book. But most importantly, i want you to enjoy which ever content you create :)
4 years ago | 23
Be careful with them. The guy from City Planner Plays said it messed up his avg view time stats and made his new videos get recommended less by the YT algo
4 years ago | 50
If you were to publish veeery simple but interesting recipes that don't really deserve a whole video in shorts, that would be a great idea, I think. Or maybe even a little series on basics of cooking (cutting, choosing right ingredients and so on) On a second thought, you may combine said shorts about the basics into a whole video
4 years ago (edited) | 73
Andong !, your vids go way deep into a lot of what makes a dish, and thats what makes it great... shorts aren't good for recipes cause they're to quick to cover the details of a dish. but if you wanna experiment with the format then be my guest. i think your viewers will still support it 😅 👍
4 years ago | 11
It feels like a lot of creators are spamming far too many in recent weeks. I saw a channel today post 4 over the course of a few hours. A few a week would be okay if it helps the channels in some algorithm way. But overuse could do the opposite 🥴
4 years ago | 30
I dislike shorts because I generally watch YouTube cast on my television and shorts are not supported for that. So I would have to disconnect form the television watch the few second long short and then reconnect. the process of doing that usually takes longer than watching the short and it deletes my video que.
4 years ago | 21
Once a week is okay but I prefer your long videos because I like all the informations I get about a specific topic.
4 years ago | 5
It's so frustrating that YouTube is pushing shorts so hard. They don't fit everyone's brand and essentially forcing them on creators and viewers is so scammy.
4 years ago | 9
On the contrary. The videos with historical background are the best and a bit longer i think. Please do more of those.
4 years ago | 0
The occasional short is okay but i have seen a few channels swap to just spamming them out. They are a useful to release when you are working on a longer video and need filler content.
4 years ago | 19
I wouldn't cater to the tik tok audience, even though it's big. I'm pretty sure that is how Joshua Weissman developed his current YouTube personality, and i have stopped watching his content since then
4 years ago | 23
Shorts would be cool for small tip and simple recipes as long as they don't interfere with the usual great video quality
4 years ago | 0
Your shorts are not awful... it's simply not the thing I want to see. I love seeing you detailing a recipe. I can learn so much through this. I also like background Infos... shorts would be a nice thing as teaser or a behind the scenes thing maybe.
4 years ago | 0
I think shorts are more about attracting a new audience rather than catering to us, the existing one that came here for the long-format videos. Though you could use them similarly to social media posts, as interim communication with your viewers between the "proper videos." Would vote a 3rd option, "Eh, don't care either way." No-one's forced to watch stuff they don't like.
4 years ago (edited) | 0
Newsletter // Issue 780-Addendum, Tuesday September 8, 2021 Wave#2 Slow Mo // ATLANTIC OCEAN MEGATSUNAMI // seaway rifting The big New Madrid rupture can be expected by the end of 2021 or very early in 2022. They stated that preliminary ruptures would occur in waves, coming up from the Gulf. They stated that these waves would come up from Mexico where the New Madrid Fault Line starts. Wave#1 emerged in early May when the Colonial Pipeline was suddenly closed and the I-40 bridge into Memphis snapped a truss. Those watching the New Madrid have been anticipating Wave#2, which seemed to be occurring in slow motion, having started in late August. 5/31/2021: The New Madrid will start unzipping at the Gulf, then up the Mississippi River. Then following this first wave, another. A second wave will proceed up from the Gulf, this time tearing some bridges. This will be an iterative pattern. 7/31/2021: If one examines the subterranean relief map of the Gulf one can envision the next step as the N American Continent is torn apart. The Yucatan Peninsula will side with the Caribbean Plate and Florida and Alabama. Solid rock all around. There is a ridge under the Gulf, with the deepest parts of the Gulf on either side of this ridge. Note that the Mexican fault line running up from Mexico City has a nexus at the Ku Maloob Zaap pipelines. The N American Continent is being torn apart there, parts going East, and parts going West. 8/31/2021: This massive quake south of Alaska and on the border of the N American Plate carries great meaning. The buoys were set to throbbing and bobbing. What does this adjustment mean for the pending New Madrid Adjustment that we have predicted to occur by the end of 2021 or shortly thereafter in early 2022? Wave#2 cleared its throat on August 19 to cause a train derailment in the Wabash Seismic Zone in southern Indiana where the New Madrid Fault Line passes through. Then on August 22 there was activity up from the start of the Fault Line at the tip of Mexico. Another Pemex gas field explosion, accompanied by seemingly endless quake swarms at the tip of Mexico. On August 23 a buoy over the deep Gulf waters above the Yucatan Peninsula throbbed for days, the Raspberry EQ site reported a magnitude 6.1 quake at New Orleans, and a sympathetic train derailment occurred along the Fault Line in W Virginia. The Gulf buoy was still throbbing on August 25 when Wave#2 traveled up the Mississippi River to destabilize Oklahoma on the West side of the Fault Line. The Oklahoma quakes registered for almost a week. Then Wave#2 traveled all the way up the Mississippi to destabilize the Seaway, where numerous quakes had been popping off. This resulted in the expanding Seaway pulling open the rip point at the end of Lake Superior. A bean field inexplicably tore open there on August 26, puzzling experts. These New Madrid waves do indeed outline the entire vulnerable SE Portion of the US, where the grip is weakening. Insight 8/31/2021: From the start of the ZetaTalk saga we have warned that the St. Lawrence Seaway would split further open. We warned that this would happen during the Pole Shift, but will be in process well ahead of that time. In 2006 when a pipeline carrying oil from Saskatchewan to Chicago ruptured, we explained that this was due to the Seaway expanding underground, all the way from the Seaway exit into the Atlantic to the rumpled Black Hills of S Dakota. The North American Plate is under extreme stress at present, locked in place at its flat top in the Arctic while the tip of Mexico is pulled toward the West. While the SE Portion of the N American Plate holds tight and refuses to rip from its moorings along the Mississippi River, the tugging on the rock strata finds other weak spots to relieve the tension. It is notable that our suggestion that a line drawn from the Seaway exit to the Black Hills would show the line of tension, and Climax, Minnesota is right on that line.
4 years ago | 0
I like most of your videos, so short or regular I think they'd be good, if no video at all is the alternative. Loved your stinky tofu video, btw!
4 years ago (edited) | 0
My Name Is Andong
Hey gang! Do you like watching Shorts? Would you like to see some on this channel? 👀
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