Adam Rock
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- May 13, 2010
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https://twitter.com/YTCreators/status/218504372089405440
Well this is a nice step forward for YouTube.
Well this is a nice step forward for YouTube.
Yeah, and expanding who gets the custom thumbnails is nice too. I wonder what their criteria are for that?
Yeah, and expanding who gets the custom thumbnails is nice too. I wonder what their criteria are for that?
I thought that was done by a trick where you insert the thumbnail you want in a very specific frame in the video...might be wrong though.
No it isn't some people worked their ass off for those...
And maybe they will still have to. That's why I'm curious what the criteria for getting them are. Since YouTube shut down direct partner applications, there has been NO way to get them other than joining a network.
My main channel dates back from 2006, has +10k subs, millions of views but I never applied for partner cause 70% of my material is copyrighted. Finally will have custom thumbnails! Regarding criteria:
"During the Vidcon keynote speech yesterday, YouTube announced that all partners who have monetized their channel and are in good standing will now be able to customize thumbnails."
Source: http://yttalk.com/threads/custom-thumbnails-announcement-at-vidcon.8041/
That's a lie. You can still become an individual partner without joining a network.
I know that link exists, but do they actually still approve people through it? I thought when they started calling everyone a "partner" they sent out rejection letters saying partnership status would only be automatically granted from now on...
:d:d :d :d :d
So does this mean we don't have to go through the hassle of using the TGN bulk annotator now?![]()
I don't know, I haven't used the application in ages but I mean, why would they put it there if the only way to become a partner is to get automatically selected by YouTube.
It's left over from before they made that change? The official partner page at youtube. com/yt/creators/partner.html doesn't link to that application anymore; it just redirects you to your own account's monetization settings. Either way, I agree there should be some way to get those features from YT without necessarily giving them to every channel.
The link is publicly available, and they forcefully changed the link for the application so it's impossible for it to have been a leftover feature.