I have been coming to the forums since I was about 12 or 13... Back in 1998/99. I used to go by FarmallCaseKid back then, but have since decided to just keep it simple. I generally bounce around between Tractor Talk, Case, Farmall, and John Deere. I am always reading on a daily basis, but only post on others topics when I feel I have something to contribute that another hasn't already said. I'll start my own topics on occasion, but for the most part I'm a reader and I enjoy the knowledge I have gained over the 20 years I have been a 'member'.
YouTube? Well, I guess it is just big business doing what they do. They don't need the small guys for advertisement because they don't generate enough revenue to really make a difference I suppose. I don't do it for the money (obviously), and as you said.. It can become an addiction. I do have a couple videos with over 100K views, but I am by no means a 'viral sensation'. It's just another tool for me to connect with tractor folk, and also for me to kind of get an online tractor show when I am stuck in the house unable to attend various shows.
I'll keep on posting no matter what... Until it no longer becomes fun I guess. But I don't see that happening anytime soon.
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