>>81983812Keep in mind, however, that their processed CCVs show the "right" (or at least, as unculled as it could get) amount. Streamers are paid based on these processed metrics, not on the live CCV we get (several streamers have pointed out how their live CCV suddenly dropped by 20%-30% compared to their processed CCV, for example). Similarly, companies / organizations present processed data to investors or advertisers.
All in all, unless 3rd parties like Streamcharts or StreamHatchet are way more important than I thought (which I doubt), YT live CCV fuck up sucks, but ultimately doesn't matter as much to streamers' bottom lines (the fact that it's only 20-30% instead of 70%-80% like what happened during CCVID helps too). I wouldn't be surprised if streamers just complain about it, but don't think it's a big enough deal to raise a ruckuss over.
>2020 cullHappened too long ago and many big streamers on YT right now weren't even there back then. Pretty sure every has long accepted that it's part of YT now.
