Today I made most of my YouTube videos private. They aren’t good as entertainment source neither as a showcase of my sportsmanship. I’m still learning how to edit and make the vids more entertaining. I need to improve my gaming finesse, I can see how rustic my movement is. There’s always something to improve on.

One thing I’ve noticed along the years of learning & witnessing the development of web technologies is that their own creators barely use the things they build for the public knowing the monetization incentives they build into their platforms. Where’s @Jack pro-activity on Twitter? Where’s Mark constant engagement on Facebook? Why does Andy Rubin just left Android to Google’s oversight. They all seem to end up abandoning their creations when they become ad tracking networks with addictive features because most of the engagement turns out to come from outrage, cry-tizism and that ends the party for everyone. I wish that in the next decade web technologies turn into services of value instead of low quality engagement systems.

I think I’ve been managing my blog contents the wrong way. The micro blog might be more suitable for short text post only and anything with pictures and videos should just go to my main blog. I also might just deprecate the micro blog altogether and just use the blog for everything. It’s too messy too maintain 2 sites, plus making video content, eSports training and still trying to do music. Over abundance of choices…