Trying "To Steal" Some of Youtube's Demonetized and Frustrated Content Creators. Will it Work?

Having this cold that is torturing me for almost four days, I got to stay everyday, the whole day, for the past four days, almost entirely inside. I've had some 10-15 minutes out time per day but that's nothing. I took pills and everything but doesn't seem to help. I guess the hard job is still on the back of my immune system, which is not the strongest in the world.

Having that much time to spend inside, without my will, doesn't mean that I've done something productive like reading a book or perfecting my German language with that time. No sir, I just watched tons of videos on youtube on almost any topic that the "recommended for you" page had to offer and read some tweets and Steem artciles. Youtube, not porntube, for the record. The second category is out of discussion.

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While consuming "free content" like a maniac I could observe plenty of youtubers complaining about some of their work being demonetized and even having an entire channel getting demonetized. Some got demonetized only when uploading some sort of content which previously was no problem while others didn't even got a reply from the giant streamer after they complained about the situation.

Now... I only have two videos uploaded on youtube and they both have maximum 10 views...combined, so I'm not having the same problem as they have but I kinda emphasized with them and the first thing that came to my mind was Steem/DTube and some other apps that might help them so I commented on their videos with the following:

"Have you tried Steem? It's a blockchain based social media type platform that rewards users for creating good content. You won't encounter this problem there for sure. Have a look at steemit.com if you're interested and see what's about."

How would Steem help them? The same it did with plenty of good creators that this blockchain has in its glory times, which is by rewards, yes these $7 pre Steem rewards. Are these rewards as juicy as the youtube ones? At the moment they might not be, due to the depreciation of the crypto market and in particularly Steem, but if we get to the bull cycle again they might become juicy. Plus that Steem is decentralized and no one can shut you down. You can get flagged but it's not the same thing.

Now another question pops to my mind which is how would they, the youtubers, help Steem by joining it? Simple, by joining the blockchain all they can do is to mention once in a while about it on their youtube uploaded videos, because for sure they will not quit it forever all of a sudden, and why not on social media. There are people with hundreds of thousands or even millions of followers getting demonetized by "the giant red spider".

Whether any of my targeted users withe the invitation to join Steem will give any answer or even come join us is just a matter of time and will but I sure hope they will do that because I'm curious about their take on Steem and if they'd dump/switch youtube for DTube or other apps that Steem has to offer. They could also buy some liquid Steem on the way to help appreciate it a bit as it has tumbled pretty hard this year.

Thanks for attention,
Adrian