Seriously? I have no idea who you are talking about or what those interactions were. But I'm concerned with the now, and in the now, this tweet and the original tweet are actively dissuading folks from creating content. "Programming advice" is bad now? Reacting to programming advice content that other people make is you live on @ThePrimeagen. Creators spend a ton of time creating in-depth videos, and then you spend just about as much time as it takes to read/react to it live, to repurpose and resell it on your own channel. I appreciate your style. But your style isn't the only style. And there are far larger channels than yours that are straight up educational content. It might come as a shock, but sometimes folks just want to learn about a particular thing. We are LONG overdue for a real talk about the tech content reaction video economy. In the meantime however, I strongly recommend that instead of trying to dissuade the creators from creating the content you live on, that instead you find a way to encourage and promote (in actually measurable ways) the creators you depend on.

Really solid overview of Deno KV by @AwesomeCodeClub 👇 youtube.com/watch?v=civbZeg6…