[katrotz]

I used to be have a premium family suscription, canceled it the moment google increased the price by 30%, I considered such a jump unfair compared to the rest of the economy where salaries are hardly getting adjusted to the inflation.

[hermannj314]

You cancelled YouTube Premium because YouTube was trying to keep content creator income on pace with inflation?

[tmtvl]

I read it more as katrotz cancelling YTP because it became more expensive while katrotz' income did not increase by the same amount. If things become more expensive and my wages don't increase as much I am going to cut some expenses.

[nottorp]

Are you prepared to donate 100% of your income to all those poor "content creators" then?

Most people would like to have a roof over their heads and eat once in a while.

[hermannj314]

$22 a month for YouTube Premium is what I pay. Donating 100% of my income (a number larger than $22/mo) was not the issue being discussed in this post.

[nottorp]

It was, because every "content provider" wants your subscription.

How many links that you clicked on from HN today are asking for a subscription, and how many have you supported?