ABOUT THIS EPISODE
Farewell fickle algo, and what's next for my work! Today I'll be digging into my choice to take a massive and potentially indefinite break from YouTube. Why did I do it? What has changed? Let's discuss.
Read the original post, goodbye for now YouTube
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