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11 May 2015, 12:53 | Updated: 8 May 2017, 17:09
#YouTubeFandomHonestyHour served up some internet video REALNESS.
In every fandom or community, there are always going to be some issues that people don't like to talk about. But last night, YouTubers and fans alike decided to open up a big can of worms, and share some of their honest opinions about the platform.
#YouTubeFandomHonestyHour was trending on Twitter for, well, a lot longer than an hour (In fact, some people are still posting). And through the thousands of Tweets we've seen when perusing the hashtag, a lot of the same issues keep coming up.
Here are just ten different truths that people have to say about YouTube:
I wish that 'success' on this platform wasn't defined solely by views and subscribers, but on the quality of content #youtubehonestyhour
— Hazel Hayes (@TheHazelHayes) May 10, 2015#YouTubeHonestyHour last one. If you start making vids, do it for fun. Don't get wrapped up in numbers. You'll hate making vids in the end.
— Crash (@CrashDavus) May 11, 2015So many YTers are obsessed with numbers. How many views? How many subs? Honestly WHO CARES?! Do it cause you love it #youtubehonestyhour
— Lindsey P Erstad (@lindseyerstad) May 10, 2015They're creators and need to make a living. Selling content (books/merch) is fine. Only doing it for money isn't. #youtubefandomhonestyhour
— Abigail (@abuhgayul) May 10, 2015#youtubefandomhonestyhour most youtubers need to work harder and longer on their videos if it's what they do for a living
— erin☾☼ (@russettftbutera) May 10, 2015im okay with them earning money bc it makes their life better but idk i just wish theyd show appreciation more. #youtubefandomhonestyhour
— PewDiePie PH (@PewDiePieMNL) May 11, 2015I wish more 'big' YouTubers used their platform to talk about things like #Ferguson as well as a pretty lipstick #YouTubeHonestyHour
— Bess (@bsarahoates) May 10, 2015It really pisses me off that a lot of YouTubers never discuss important issues or seem to have an opinion about anything #youtubehonestyhour
— Hazel Hayes (@TheHazelHayes) May 10, 2015There aren't enough YouTubers working to educate their audience stand for something other than foreign candy vids. #youtubefandomhonestyhour
#youtubefandomhonestyhour YouTube/Google needs to stop promoting the youtubers that are already famous and focus on the smaller ones
— Charly (@FabulousWifi) May 10, 2015#youtubefandomhonestyhour GOOGLE KILLED THE YOUTUBE STAR by making everything about quantity over quality
— Jack Mace (@ItsJackMace) May 10, 2015YouTube needs to stop forcing me to look at What To Watch. Take me to my subs already. C'mon, Google. #youtubehonestyhour
— Derrik (@Mr_Gentoo) May 10, 2015you don’t have to intro collab as “good friend” we know it’s just about views, ya’ll don’t even like each other #youtubefandomhonestyhour
— Franchesca Ramsey (@chescaleigh) May 10, 2015#youtubefandomhonestyhour youtubers who dont have that chemistry shouldnt collab tbh. like stop doing it for the views mate
— hess // EXAMS (@LEGENDARYPHAN) May 11, 2015Numbers shouldn't define who you collab with. LOOK AT CONTENT. #youtubefandomhonestyhour
— The Wolf (@Twitsyourchoice) May 11, 2015It's discouraging to try to break into YouTuber as a queer person if you're not a pretty white, cis, gay male. #YouTubeHonestyHour
— ELIEL CRUZ (@elielcruz) May 10, 2015#youtubefandomhonestyhour I WISH THERE WERE MORE NON-WHITE FAMOUS YOUTUBERS ESPECIALLY NON-WHITE LGBTQ+ FAMOUS YOUTUBERS
— Keisha✯ [PB] (@oakleystree) May 11, 2015Can Youtube start promoting the minority/plus size Youtubers and NOT just white/skinny people???? #youtubefandomhonestyhour
— Becca from the Block (@Frgt10_Anthem) May 10, 2015STOP WRITING BOOKS #YouTubeHonestyHour ....On that note, I have an announcement. I'm writing a book.
— Ashley Mardell (@AshleyMardell) May 11, 2015#youtubehonestyhour literally by the end of this year i assure you every goddamn youtuber will have a book out :/
#youtubehonestyhour people are being handed book deals from left, right and centre which makes people who are actually authors look degraded
— beth (@bethprophet_) May 10, 2015#youtubefandomhonestyhour I am about as interested in seeing you eat american candy as I am in dying a thousand deaths
#youtubefandomhonestyhour the 'trying british/ American/ whatever candy!' tag made zero sense to me.
— kaleigh kahan (@perseusweasley) May 11, 2015When you start making a TON of 'trying [country name] candy' videos...you're clocking it in with your content... #youtubefandomhonestyhour
— Leigh-Anne Marie (@LeighAnneMarie_) May 11, 2015Can. Joe. Sugg. Admit. He. Is. A. Daily. Vlogger. @Joe_Sugg#youtubefandomhonestyhour
— C a s p a r [PB] (@CasparBxbe) May 11, 2015I hate how Joe won't admit he's a daily vlogger #youtubefandomhonestyhour
— leah / exams (@moonlightxsugg) May 10, 2015#youtubefandomhonestyhour ok, @Joe_Sugg if you ain't a daily vlogger, quit vlogging daily. -BUT HONESTLY, VLOG DAILY!!-
— Fab-tastic Tyler (@Tyler_Pickle) May 10, 2015Sorry Joe.
Youtube really did change my life. I can't thank youtubers enough. They really bring me up when I'm down. #youtubefandomhonestyhour
— lizzy (@hipsterstump) May 10, 2015#youtubefandomhonestyhour YouTubers inspired me to live my life better. YouTube is the reason I want to work in Digital Media...
— Joe SHcMOOK Repp (@daJoezenOne) May 10, 2015I'm proud of the hard work myself and my friends do. I'm proud of the positivity and warmth YouTube viewers create #youtubefandomhonestyhour
— Sammy (@SammyAlbon) May 10, 2015Got anything to add to #YouTubeFandomHonestyHour? Share it with us in the comments below.
Devlali numbers were an important coinage by Indian recreational mathemtician D. R. Kaprekar.
For any positive integer n, define d(n) as the sum of n and the digits of n. Eg, d(199) = 199 + 1 + 9 + 9 = 218.
For a positive number m, if there exists no positive number r such that d(r) = m, then m is a Devlali number. First few Devlali numbers are 1, 3, 5, 7, ... so on.
A prime number falling in this family is called a Devlali Prime. First few Devlali Primes are 3, 5, 7, ... so on.
First line contains integer Q
Next Q lines contain two integers A and B
print Q lines, each listing number of Devlali Primes in range [A,B] (both inclusive)
1 <= Q <= 100000
0 <= A <= B <= 1000000
Added by: | Piyush Kumar |
Date: | 2012-09-21 |
Time limit: | 2.175s-5.438s |
Source limit: | 5000B |
Memory limit: | 1536MB |
Cluster: | Cube (Intel G860) |
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