Youtube bans reloading videos

Good - the more removed the better. Reloading is best served by print media (as is most other shooting content).
 
mealiejimmy said:
Interesting comment
Why are still images and printed text better than moving images and a voice when it comes to reloading (and other shooting content)

Cheers

Bruce
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I have control of my eyes and brain directly. I can fast forward, go back, re read, ignore, look in detail at data all in the blink of an eye with the added benefit I don’t have to see the author or listen to him.
 
1894 said:
I have control of my eyes and brain directly. I can fast forward, go back, re read, ignore, look in detail at data all in the blink of an eye with the added benefit I don’t have to see the author or listen to him.
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Everyone to their own, but many people are visual learners for whom text in a book conveys little or no meaning
If such a person is dependant on a book to learn about reloading then it's more likely that mistakes will be made than actually watching a video showing the process.

Cheers

Bruce
 
1894 said:
I have control of my eyes and brain directly. I can fast forward, go back, re read, ignore, look in detail at data all in the blink of an eye with the added benefit I don’t have to see the author or listen to him.
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I agree. Personally, I find it almost impossible to learn anything from YouTube videos. It's just not a medium that works well for me. Give me a couple of decent textbooks though, and I'm away.
 
VSS said:
I agree. Personally, I find it almost impossible to learn anything from YouTube videos. It's just not a medium that works well for me. Give me a couple of decent textbooks though, and I'm away.
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Picture good.

Moving picture better.
 
We can have both, dont need to encourage the removing of learning material from youtube just because you prefer a book.
 
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