I don't know much about Crowder or the creators removed, demonetized, but I can tell you that Youtube is starting to head into a different direction. It will cater to more professional content and creators vs. podcasters (as an example) no matter how many subscriptions these channels have. Google (who owns Youtube) controls every single aspect of finding and viewing content, to the advertising around it, the rank in search listings all the way to the payouts for revenues.
What we as people (and in some cases content creators) are doing wrong is relying on 1 company to provide us the means, space and the incentive to post and watch content. And when it doesn't go as planned, we complain endlessly.
Why do we rely so heavily on a single company, software, or solution to create things?
The same can be said of medical software/hardware, graphic programs, content platform(s), communications, social media.
The internet is for information, knowledge but let me give you an example of how it's been railroaded by companies like Google:
When you search the word 'progressive' in Google what do you get?
What you should get is the standardized definition of the word, then information that expands from that point.
But what you actually get is ads for a company called Progressive.
Google is just one big ad - and we are the product offered to companies.
Think about it for a bit.
