I understand your point, but some people associate Network Chuck with script kiddie-level content. Im not saying his content isnt good, but from my perspective, I can see why people might think that. For example, in this video ua-cam.com/video/eZYtnzODpW4/v-deo.htmlsi=p3toFYcZWbOtno5Q, he doesn't really go in-depth on the topic at all. Another major issue is the misleading sponsorships mixed with factual content. In hereua-cam.com/video/U2-JPqrALsA/v-deo.html he controversially advises connecting to TOR with a VPN. This is a highly debatable topic, and I wouldnt cover it just for the sake of a sponsorship. I preferred his content when he focused on CCNA and networking, rather than the current trend of grabbing ad revenue and sponsors. I recommend checking out his channel more thoroughly. Personally, I much prefer John Hammond or LiveOverflow, who go in-depth for sometimes over an hour, explaining every little detail without introducing sponsorships into their content.
I watch both of them as well and think they do incredible work. LiveOverflow inspired my current content creation work flow and John Hammond also does a great job. I think Chuck is really good at showing people what is possible and getting them engaged in topics. Especially beginners and those are the ones that need free content the most. Most creators are not making beginner friendly content.
Good content but clickbaity asf
I understand your point, but some people associate Network Chuck with script kiddie-level content. Im not saying his content isnt good, but from my perspective, I can see why people might think that. For example, in this video ua-cam.com/video/eZYtnzODpW4/v-deo.htmlsi=p3toFYcZWbOtno5Q, he doesn't really go in-depth on the topic at all.
Another major issue is the misleading sponsorships mixed with factual content. In hereua-cam.com/video/U2-JPqrALsA/v-deo.html he controversially advises connecting to TOR with a VPN. This is a highly debatable topic, and I wouldnt cover it just for the sake of a sponsorship.
I preferred his content when he focused on CCNA and networking, rather than the current trend of grabbing ad revenue and sponsors. I recommend checking out his channel more thoroughly. Personally, I much prefer John Hammond or LiveOverflow, who go in-depth for sometimes over an hour, explaining every little detail without introducing sponsorships into their content.
I watch both of them as well and think they do incredible work. LiveOverflow inspired my current content creation work flow and John Hammond also does a great job. I think Chuck is really good at showing people what is possible and getting them engaged in topics. Especially beginners and those are the ones that need free content the most. Most creators are not making beginner friendly content.