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I don't use it yet but the content from the creators who take part in Nebula that I see on YT would be reason enough to drop 15-20$/year on it.
What makes you say that's not interesting content?
I didn’t say there isn’t any interesting content on there, just that there’s very little of it. And almost all of the interesting content I can get for free elsewhere, and I would rather support creators I like by donating to them directly rather than letting them have some small percentage of money while they’re tied to a specific platform.
That's the thing, you're not getting it for free elsewhere. On YouTube/Google, you're paying through different means. If you don't think that price is justified, Nebula could be a much cheaper alternative.