Quote from: ndalliard on July 29, 2021, 11:24:06 AM

some mentioned that it has to be forum specific - i disagree. the name says bitcointalk, out of all the suggestions i think interviews are the best fit and maybe sprinkle in some other ideas in from time to time. but the main focus should be on the "talking about bitcoin" - just my 2 sats

If it's a channel that talks about bitcoin, then what distinguishes it from all the other channels dedicated to that? There are tons of them. What there isn't is one that focuses on the forum, and I think that's what's needed overall. Many people hold bitcointalk in high esteem and would subscribe to such a channel in a heartbeat. That's not to say bitcoin topics couldn't be discussed, but I think the main focus should be on the forum itself.

Quote from: BlackHatCoiner on July 29, 2021, 12:19:45 PM

I'm very okay on having interviews, users' awards or any other smart subject, but it has to be different than the traditional social media's cryptocurrency content. In a nutshell, it has to be high-quality. You should use the forum funds for achieving it which exceed normal budgets by far.

There are lots of high-quality channels on Youtube, but from what I've seen they all follow a cookie-cutter approach, starting with an intro followed by a few seconds of annoying music, followed by "be sure to subscribe and smash that like button for more new videos, blah blah blah" and then 12 minutes of content following Youtube's strict monetization policies to the letter. I've seen this format followed in dozens upon dozens of videos, if not hundreds. I'd like it if bitcointalk's channel didn't do that, simply because I find it extremely annoying.