For further context on the first point, short form videos that had little impressions meant the video wasn’t serving anyone in an above average way. Therefore, they don’t continue to show case said videos to people.

And are testing to see if the same things can be applied to long form videos. As shorts enjoyers are sticky and stay on the platform longer.

There’s only 2 conclusions that I can draw from this information. (More context on these later) 1. The videos where there is little testing early on, shows you that the video is under preforming. 2. YouTube has found that the shorts algorithm is very good at serving their customers.

And now this is what it currently looks like. Which is a sharp hockey stick curve similar to the one posted about the shorts.

This is what my long form video content used to look like. A slow and steady curve for the people who want to watch.

So if you don’t know, short graphs typically look something like this. Where the shorts will be tested with a large sample size to determine “who” will be watching the video.

I think Warframe has made me cry.

So cute

Just you, a silent discord VC, and vibes.

Can’t stop. Won’t stop. Gaming always wins.