Different position, yep

I agree Dropout has a stronger image and more influence (mostly notably with Gamechanger but also D20, UA, and MSN) but it feels like Nebula isn’t failing at what it aims to do?

Nebula definitely has some misses and problems. Monetarily though, it seems to be doing alright which is rare enough

I hear about Nebula in any discussion about Jet Lag and certain video essayists (Lindsay Ellis, Geller, BobbyB), and also within academic/student spaces (in a few different ways, but most often as a collection of worthwhile content or a means of accessing exclusive videos).

Has Nebula failed? I feel like both platforms have comparative strengths and weaknesses yet are both on the successful end of the spin-off platform spectrum

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He did; it is! Here's the playlist :D youtube.com/playlist?lis...

A convention for video and streaming creators in Canada would be very cool, depending on the focus is (fan meetings vs. actually interesting discussion panels or guest talks) I'd definitely go.

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Maybe it’s more wild that “I Am Not Your Friend” went from meme, to *the* video to send to parasocial viewers, to being taken quite seriously, to being accepted as an important milestone in Twitch discourse—and to now being treated by viewers as a rejected/outdated idea

-in the span of 4 years.

In my defense I do warn the viewer

So this is a lesson that those boring plot re-hashes might be kind of essential even if they hollow out your soul, I guess?

This was a solid plan until friends and family have asked to see what I was working on and at no point in the video do I explain *anything* about the plot, setting, or the game's most-obvious themes