From how it was described, I think it happens when you don’t watch something on their channel for a long time, either by the creator not uploading new stuff or the viewer not keeping up.

The problem was noticed by people trying to follow users like OnlyUseMeBlade who is unstable and has only been posting once every six months or so, but there is still a lot of interest about his potential return.

Pretty sure YouTube has started unsubscribing people after long inactivity. I know some people have complained that it is difficult to follow infrequent contributors due to that now.

The choice is to start a similar community here and start siphoning users.

I was there, Gandalf!

Sam Peppers event has been great content for viewers, and total hell for Ice Poseidon and Kick, exactly as the gods intended. I hope they do this style event again, but who knows at this point.

That you know of. Your granddad could be a furry—you’ve just never asked the right questions.

If searching for Randy Marsh covered in cum is wrong, I don’t want to be right.

Sovereign citizen defense incoming.

Searching for R34 is on you. Naming something R34 is on Nissan. The popularity of R34 is on all of us.

Rizz. /s

You know you are wise when you just scrolled passed it and understand that the opinions of strangers do not matter to you.

Think different. /s

Step one: take to Apple Store
Step two: get repaired at Apple Store

Why would somebody own 700 dildos.

They say variety is the spice of life. /s

Step one: take to Apple Store
Step two: get repaired at Apple Store

He tried so hard.

Of course, we could just ban ad tracking entirely and solve the problem in an instant.

I’ve got a house to sell you with a decent foundation, just don’t mind the permanent graffiti all over it.

Because Windows has some of the worst UI design in this quadrant.

If Windows had better security and update practices, software like CrowdStrike wouldn’t be a necessity.

Existing and being necessary are two different things. Linux and MacOS are operating systems. Windows is an ad delivery system that masquerades as an operating system.