Question: Do you want the patreon appreciation videos to be public?

I don't really care either way. I support you on Patreon because I think you deserve more than what you get from Youtube based on the quality of your videos. I feel like you and Frivvy make very similar quality videos in terms of tingles for me, but she has almost 3 times more subscribers with typically higher views on her videos. I love Frivvy too, but the recent colab just had this information on my mind.

Michael Bock

I say no. Only because aside from them the only benefit to being a $1 tier member is early access and Discord. If i could swing the $5 i would, but its not in the budget.

Frank Bartlett

I have voted yes but with reservations. A lot of your fans may suffer from mental anguish and feel guilty about not being able to contribute. I can see the benefits of making them public, but feel some care would be needed to protect some of the more vulnerable.

lol ... it seems mitigated... idk what arguments to say.. all as been said.. it would attract more Patreon yes tho... idk.. I said yes cause I don't really mind if it becomes public ^^ if I can still profit of the Shout Out .. even... having my name said aloud on a Public Video makes more impact <3 I would feel Proud to be a Patreon here

Jean-François Bédard

i agree with 'it doesn't matter', so I'd hate to add a vote to only one side. Maybe only do every other one public? to split the difference?

Stranger

I don’t have a strong feeling one way or the other, but sure share them. Why not?

ColDoc

I abstain because: 1. I quite like the idea of having something patreon only. It incentives people to join and encourages others to stay around. 2. At the same time, posting it publicly will likely attract more patreon Personally I don't support people for the patreon bonuses. I pick a few creators I like at any given time, and give regardless because I want to support what they're doing. Hence, from a pragmatic point of view. I abstain.

Sammy Gillespie

I think it might entice more people to pledge to your patreon so i vote yes.

Alan Edwards