YouTube's Dumb Decision to Remove Community Captions (and why bilibili has them beat)

YouTube: We are removing community captions due to lack of use (aka, shut up and stop asking us to improve it)
Meanwhile on bilibili...

Found this recording on my hard drive and thought it was more relevant than ever due to YouTube's recent stupid decision to remove a feature that was critically instrumental to the rise of virtual youtubers among a Western audience and is STILL very important to VTubers who choose to make more short-form/self-edited videos.

All the text on top of the video are "user comments" submitted by bilibili viewers. Although the sheer quantity is (quite frankly) overwhelming, I would like to highlight the sheer amount of customization that even normal users have when putting text onto a video. So while we are here lamenting the removal of the community caption system, the overseas fans over in China already have a perfectly usable, very creative subtitling system... if they manage to tweak the permissions a little bit.
Sorry this is not the usual translated video, but I needed to share my thoughts on this aspect of VTuber culture that helped introduce me and millions of others to the world of Kizuna Ai, Kaguya Luna, Siro, Mirai Akari, and the many other Japanese OGs in this space.
Source Video:
https://www.bilibili.com/video/BV1He41147Rs
Original Video on YouTube (watch it without all the text):
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=9kQ2GtvDV3s

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