@iamdtms Free speech and charging money to host said content on a third-party platform are two different things, but I get your point. (Also, free speech protects your from political persecution for your thoughts, it doesn't give right to a platform.)The problem is that, just with social media, many forget that a company is not benevolent nor a charity. As debilitating as ad-culture is, YT has a right to do this.Although I would argue they have a monopoly, which makes competition hard.