A lot of video hosting websites could learn from YouTube, couldn't they?

[Craig HP]

So I was on YouTube today, when I came across a user called Videomaker, which is owned bu YouTube. And what is it for, well that actually a very simple question to answer. Each week, they upload a new video, and each one of these videos covers the whole range on how to improve your videos, from basic things such as filming, all the way up to the hard stuff like visual effects, e.g, editing your video. And the good thing about the way they do this is that they make even the simple stuff easy. And by doing this it is encouraging people to get creative, and make movies. So isn't it time that other video hosting websites include this feature?

 

[zoxxy]

I guess.

 

[TB]

There are other video hosting websites?!?!?

If YouTube wants to take the time to do their how-to-make-a-better-video video, let them. If it ends up being popular, others will follow, because that's what they do. Let someone else take the risk and try something new and see if it works.

 

[Loon]

And the good thing about the way they do this is that they make even the simple stuff easy.

Shouldn't the simple stuff be easy already?