Good news for Facebook content creators, coming straight from the horse's mouth! Mark Zuckerberg says Facebook won't "tax" the income of anyone producing content on the website until 2023.
Corporate news can be good in very rare instances, and this is one of those. Facebook creator Mark Zuckerberg posted just a couple of sentences on his personal page on the site, but these two sentences are big news for anyone that calls themselves a Facebook content creator.
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Facebook Won't Take Away Creators' Money
Yep, old Zucky says so himself.
To help more creators make a living on our platforms, we're going to keep paid online events, fan subscriptions, badges,...
Posted by Mark Zuckerberg on Monday, June 7, 2021
Let us give a little explanation to what the Facebook executive is talking about here. Usually, when you are an outside creator on a streaming/video platform, all of your income gets split between you and the platform. Lawsuits have been started because of this policy.
That makes economic sense since without that platform, an individual creator would find it much more difficult to reach an audience. That's without even mentioning the technical advances that one can use when operating on a major platform.
Thus, Facebook deciding to keep subs, donations, paid events income, etc. free for their creators, is genuinely generous. We're not living with the illusion that it's all done out of the warmness of Mark Zuckerberg's heart, obviously, but as long as more people can do their thing and get rewarded for it, we're on board.
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