This is the story of Space Command, a project that broke free from the chains of traditional TV production, relying solely on the power of crowdfunding. But with great freedom comes great risk, and the journey has been anything but smooth
YouTube has a long history of censoring its creators and changing how their website functions for both creators and viewers. Over the years, there’s been countless videos made in response to their changes, and the backlash from taking advantage of the rights granted to them under Section 230.
It wasn’t until later in the early 90s when I was old enough to get cable TV. Ironically, even though I was paying for it now, I still had advertisements inserted in the TV shows. This was pre-Internet as we know it today, and those “breaks” were useful.
