User blog comment:HeroGaming/HERO's Video Policy Ideas./@comment-4045080-20120212222605

This is a pretty good concept as it will enable smaller channels to gain exposure that they won't usually achieve without 'prods' from external sources. Although it seems quite irrelevant for the content to be posted on your channel, as the only advantage towards this is a custom thumbnail. Thumbnails do not pose a great advantage on the wiki, as they are primarily used to make your content stand out from dozens of other videos in search results - you are not competing with other search results in a wiki, therefore I fail to see why thumbnails pose a problem in regards to submitting video content.

I understand that having content posted on your channel will enable your 'fanbase' to check out the director, although the vast majority of subscribers will only be interested in your content, therefore it may lead to a low percentage of your subscribers actually taking interest towards the directors channel. In addition it may have consequences in regards to your youtube channel as it is not usual for your channel to have content upload by others (im not against the notion though, as its a win/win situation for both yourself, the wikia and the director).

Overall its a pretty good concept, although It may be more beneficial for the content to remain on the directors youtube channel, as this is a great method to gain subscribers and views (Having content uploaded to you channel will drastically reduce views the director receives, at the cost of an unknown amount of subscribers - which may or may not have increased benefits)

Just to clarify - im not attempting to get my videos placed onto the wiki, nor am I trying to be affiliated with the wiki in any way (although if I am approached about having a few videos embedded onto the site, I wouldn't refuse this offer haha), I am just giving constructive criticism, I hope you dont find it malicious