Rumble is being positioned to bilk billions from foolish investors that don't know their asses from a hole in the ground
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2024 Dec 26, 12:00pm 53 views 5 comments
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Tenpoundbass
2024 Dec 26, 12:04pm
Tenpoundbass
2024 Dec 26, 12:04pm
Why hasn't Rumble sued Google for suppressing them in their search? Cases with less merit than theirs has gone on win quite handsomely.
Rumble would have a blockbuster Monopoly case against Google and Youtube if they ever did. I can't be smarter than the Rumble suits, to realize that.
Rumble is exactly what Rumble is BECAUSE!
Rumble would have a blockbuster Monopoly case against Google and Youtube if they ever did. I can't be smarter than the Rumble suits, to realize that.
Rumble is exactly what Rumble is BECAUSE!
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mell
2024 Dec 26, 12:11pm
Tenpoundbass says
There is a pending lawsuit I believe for exactly this, don't quote me on it
Why hasn't Rumble sued Google for suppressing them in their search? Cases with less merit than theirs has gone on win quite handsomely.
Rumble would have a blockbuster Monopoly case against Google and Youtube if they ever did. I can't be smarter than the Rumble suits, to realize that.
Rumble is exactly what Rumble is BECAUSE!
There is a pending lawsuit I believe for exactly this, don't quote me on it
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Tenpoundbass
2024 Dec 26, 12:16pm
Tenpoundbass
2024 Dec 26, 12:16pm
With as much support Rumble has had behind it for the last 4 years, there has not been a reason for them to not do so before now. I think Google and Youtube will self police before any major lawsuits on this merit ever materializes in the coming year.
I still don't expect Rumble to change even when they have no reason not to.
How can google index their pages when any given video doesn't produce it's own page for the public?
I think Rumbles exclusion from search results are equally half and half to blame between Google and Rumble. Rumble doesn't really try hard to get their videos exposure.
When you view a Youtube video embedded in a page, they hardly ever show commercials, unless the streamer set advertisement markers in their video.
Rumble makes you sat through a back to back commercial often being a duplicate. I think I have made it to the actual video on Rumble about 15% of the time. Most other times, I say fuck this and search for it on Youtube.
I still don't expect Rumble to change even when they have no reason not to.
How can google index their pages when any given video doesn't produce it's own page for the public?
I think Rumbles exclusion from search results are equally half and half to blame between Google and Rumble. Rumble doesn't really try hard to get their videos exposure.
When you view a Youtube video embedded in a page, they hardly ever show commercials, unless the streamer set advertisement markers in their video.
Rumble makes you sat through a back to back commercial often being a duplicate. I think I have made it to the actual video on Rumble about 15% of the time. Most other times, I say fuck this and search for it on Youtube.
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WookieMan
2024 Dec 26, 1:29pm
WookieMan
2024 Dec 26, 1:29pm
Tenpoundbass says
They force it on the content creator. No way google would allow a rumble video on the first page search results. It's a losing proposition when 75-80% of people just use google out the gate and no one is clicking page 2.
I think Rumbles exclusion from search results are equally half and half to blame between Google and Rumble. Rumble doesn't really try hard to get their videos exposure.
They force it on the content creator. No way google would allow a rumble video on the first page search results. It's a losing proposition when 75-80% of people just use google out the gate and no one is clicking page 2.
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Tenpoundbass
2024 Dec 26, 2:21pm
Tenpoundbass
2024 Dec 26, 2:21pm
I have never seen a Rumble video in any Google result, and I should say "Duck Duck Go" as that's the default search. But this applies to Google as well.
What the Rumble-Tether Alliance Signals for Subverting Big Tech’s Dominance
The article claims that Rumble had a combined audience of 1.79 million concurrent viewers on Election Night.
That's embarrassing, even the worse declining Cable news network had way more than that. YouTube has that many at any given second, every day of the year.
I still can't get behind Rumble, it just screams a shit ass crappy streaming service, to convince people that it's all about free speech. To get the most outspoken vocally political discussions, in a vacuum chamber where none of their ideas will ever see the light of day. It's pure shit, and the creators want you to leave as soon as you land on the page, and not stick around. Can't see any of the comments, unless you register, but as someone not registered you're not sure what that even gives you, so most will just dip out and find the content on Youtube instead. If the creators aren't banished from there.
But the most egregious crime they commit is they autoplay the next fucking video, without a title and page refresh. You have no idea who the creator is, what the name of the video is about, or even the subject. It's pure curated crap.
People hate Youtube so bad, they want to believe that Rumble is anything rather than what it really is.
Notice they mostly have pundits, prognosticators and analysts about current political topics. Kept in the dark and far away from mainstream streaming services. It is not a free speech website regardless what anyone thinks. Missing is any creative content, media, videos, pop culture media synopsis. Why is that? I'm sure there's been millions of people trying to upload copyright material the same that Youtube hosts without problem. As long as you claim it's for educational purpose and it's altered to suit the moderators and filters. Why is that content missing from Rumble?
Also their advertisement mechanism, is purely designed to chase you away. You really really REALLY wanted to see what political gem was in that video if you sat through a male enhancement video that lasted 15 seconds and couldn't be skipped. Only to have that exact same commercial play as soon as it ends. There's no way advertisers paying for that spot would ever consider that a smart way to spend on advertisement.
Rumble is pure shit, until they turn in a real usable streaming service that is more than just a War Room and Info Wars repository. That's all they will ever be.
Not letting you know who the following video is, and the title is just gross incompetence, if not by design.