I don't feel like the intro to this video helps our position with normies. The video glitch effect and music make me feel like I need a tin foil hat. I do not want to take away from the data in this video but it makes it harder to share and be taken seriously.
Hey fren I have been in the community since Reddit before the 2016 election. I don't comment much but upvote and share info from here out to friends and family as red pills. I appreciate the time and effort you guys have put into this but was just offering some constructive criticism. Ultimately who are you making these videos for? Most on this site have seen this evidence, I think the video should be made with non political people in mind. The effects mentioned makes these people put up caution and lowers the impact of what you are saying. Then "commie handshake" pedes like me can take the video and disperse it.
Very good point. Kinda like how leftists are always told to stop delivering their messages with such radical phrasing because it only speaks to the people who are already loyal to the party or cause.
I had similar thoughts. The first part talks about the skewed portions of the results, but the response to that is always that maybe that data came from a heavily skewed portion of the voting population that was pro-Biden. That leaves only the vote switching - i.e., the reductions and movements of votes. That should be the main focus, if not the only focus, since that is really the main point and the most compelling. The bells and whistles may be a turn off to those who are on the fence as to the impartialness of the data being presented.
I thought it was pretty good sound design actually and in my experience most of the people doing that sort of thing are lefty. I get a lot of hints and tips from other sound designers but I always know that none of us could really be friends without agreeing to keep our mouths shut on anything other than music and sound design.
I don't feel like the intro to this video helps our position with normies. The video glitch effect and music make me feel like I need a tin foil hat. I do not want to take away from the data in this video but it makes it harder to share and be taken seriously.
Hey fren I have been in the community since Reddit before the 2016 election. I don't comment much but upvote and share info from here out to friends and family as red pills. I appreciate the time and effort you guys have put into this but was just offering some constructive criticism. Ultimately who are you making these videos for? Most on this site have seen this evidence, I think the video should be made with non political people in mind. The effects mentioned makes these people put up caution and lowers the impact of what you are saying. Then "commie handshake" pedes like me can take the video and disperse it.
Very good point. Kinda like how leftists are always told to stop delivering their messages with such radical phrasing because it only speaks to the people who are already loyal to the party or cause.
I had similar thoughts. The first part talks about the skewed portions of the results, but the response to that is always that maybe that data came from a heavily skewed portion of the voting population that was pro-Biden. That leaves only the vote switching - i.e., the reductions and movements of votes. That should be the main focus, if not the only focus, since that is really the main point and the most compelling. The bells and whistles may be a turn off to those who are on the fence as to the impartialness of the data being presented.
I thought it was pretty good sound design actually and in my experience most of the people doing that sort of thing are lefty. I get a lot of hints and tips from other sound designers but I always know that none of us could really be friends without agreeing to keep our mouths shut on anything other than music and sound design.