I've been using Reddit for a couple of years now. and I've always been drawn to the simple system of upvotes and downvotes to rank content. It's because of this system that I think Reddit has one of the most loyal and passionate fanbases of all the social media platforms, users control what they see. It's a system that I wish could be adopted by other platforms such as youtube, which happens to be one of the most important. If YouTube used this system even in small areas of the site, like Trending, for example, I think users would be even more invested in the service than they currently are. Right now, the only thing preventing a mass exodus from YouTube is the lack of options. I like YouTube and want people to keep using it and this is me trying to create the Reddit experience for YouTube. An online democracy where every creator is equal. Where the views a video gets are based entirely on what the people think of the content and not on some algorithm that no one understands. There are no guessing games on Matstad, if the content rocks, it will be upvoted and seen, if it sucks, it will sink into obscurity. Please try it out and tell me what you think. Any feedback is good feedback. Tack ✌️

Matstad

A Reddit style YouTube app

A Reddit style YouTube app