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[@markloughtonUK]

I'm always amazed by how many British people there are abroad at any time. I don't think there would be enough room in the UK if everyone came back at the same time 😂

[@Makumbi]

The video looks better than the livestream. You look more natural.

[@philippkammerer6944]

Yeah, please make a video about IPv6, especially in the context of services in your homelab that you want to make public accessable through the Internet.

[@christianlempa]

Added it to my list for end of this year/beginning of next

[@nicolasotero6424]

You need to visit other places in Spain!

[@christianlempa]

Where should I go? :D

[@dave24-73]

I’d focus on content you are interested in. I would also say where possible (note I hate shorts) have shorter videos as well,say 15-25 mins. You may find that you can do a normal video then cut it into a shorter video with just the main content, this is just a view, but sometimes an hour is too long.

[@christianlempa]

Good point! I think for bigger tutorials that would exceed 30 min it's better to split them into 2 videos, which also is less work for me :D

[@dave24-73]

@@christianlempa also if you ever run out of ideas, revisiting some of the older stuff, and redoing it with shorter more tutorial based videos like part 1 set up, part 2 advanced options etc… might be a way to pad content while looking for something new. Chris from crosstalk solutions is doing this sort of thing with Unifi gear if you want an example of what I mean. Each content creator has something different to offer, so being yourself is important.

[@VincentGroenewold]

I think you may be overstressing a little on the engagment side of things, usually changing things completely can fire back even more. Maybe just focus less on the stats and just focus more on making the videos you know that perform pretty well and try to enjoy just making those? We all appreciate evry one usually, it's a bit of a niche anyway. Maaaaaybe some are a bit too focused on really commercial products, which are fine, but a bit less of them would be very nice, bit more balanced.