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AskReddit has YouTube channels that feature its content. Do you think AskLemmy or AskKbin communities should have their own channels too? (lemmy.sdf.org)

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[–] thawed_caveman 4 points 2 years ago* (last edited 2 years ago)

Yeah, a ton of people have tried their hand at turning Askreddit into videos. It's a genre. I've watched a few of them because Askreddit is interesting and having this curated experience is even better.

However, as always with YouTube, if it's easy to do then a lot of people are already doing it, so there's a lot of channels doing this and most of them don't go anywhere. A lot of times you can tell the process is as automated as possible.

The same thing will be done with Asklemmy when there's enough content to support a channel