Now on PornHub...

[lupinus]

For what it's worth, several of the gun guys are stating that they will not go to a porno channel, as they want younger viewers to be able to watch their videos without having to see that other kind of content.

They say that like most of the kids that'd be interested aren't already visiting said porn site

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[just Warren]

Searches including "shooting" + "load" are gonna be a lot less useful for either type of site user.

[T.O.M.]

They say that like most of the kids that'd be interested aren't already visiting said porn site

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These days, which is going to be more of a problem for Johnny the teenager, being caught watching porn, or being caught watching gun stuff?

[just Warren]

"I'm just learning what kind of grip to use!"

[RoadKingLarry]

I wonder if a site like pornhub would be willing to branch off a sub-site for the stuff youtube will no longer host with out direct connection to their main service?

[MechAg94]

I wonder if a site like pornhub would be willing to branch off a sub-site for the stuff youtube will no longer host with out direct connection to their main service?

Or at least with different advertising and suggested videos.

[Fly320s]

I wonder if a site like pornhub would be willing to branch off a sub-site for the stuff youtube will no longer host with out direct connection to their main service?

They only have one question, "Can we make money?"

[lee n. field]

Different domain name, small "powered by Pronhub" banner in the corner somewhere.

[Jamisjockey]

Pronhub should sieze the opportunity and spin off a channel for everyone getting kicked off youtube. 

[Perd Hapley]

Pronhub should sieze the opportunity and spin off a channel for everyone getting kicked off youtube.  

Maybe, but it seems like there are some other video-hosting sites that would be jumping on this. And maybe they are. Vimeo and Patreon come to mind. (Seems like half the YouTube videos I watch end with "visit my Patreon page.")

[MechAg94]

Maybe, but it seems like there are some other video-hosting sites that would be jumping on this. And maybe they are. Vimeo and Patreon come to mind. (Seems like half the YouTube videos I watch end with "visit my Patreon page.")

From what I heard, youtube has cut revenue to content creators across the board in recent months or years, and that goes for a lot of subjects beyond guns. 

[Regolith]

For what it's worth, several of the gun guys are stating that they will not go to a porno channel, as they want younger viewers to be able to watch their videos without having to see that other kind of content.

Full30.com also hosts both InRangeTV and Forgotten Weapons, so you still have that option. I think Karl and Ian just want to, uh, diversify their viewership base, since I don't think full30.com has really caught on much even amongst gunnies...

[Regolith]

From what I heard, youtube has cut revenue to content creators across the board in recent months or years, and that goes for a lot of subjects beyond guns. 

Yup. Used to be you could make decent bank just off YouTube ad revenue, if you were popular enough. Not so much any more.

I'm not really sure advertising was ever all that great a way to make revenue, in the long run. Advertisers, and the audiences they are trying to reach, are too fickle. Hence the turn to direct funding from viewers.

[dm1333]

Porn has had a huge effect on the internet and technology,  I have zero issues with Pornhub showing gun videos. 

[just Warren]

"I'm having an ejection problem, is it the tension?"