[adamvalve]

The YouTube issue you describe could be on purpose to limit abuse/gaming of the system. Since we don’t deal in YouTube’s moderation day to day we aren’t privy to the reasoning that feature was never developed. Maybe they did it early on and realized before they released it could be abused to make copies of your YouTube channel with slightly different language optimized for different search terms. Hard to say intent without working on it day to day. Sometimes things are hard on purpose because a small part of the population suck and will abuse a feature.

[Jugurtha]

Yes, that was my point. I know that the current flow is not what I want, but I understand there obviously are reasons I'm not privy to, but then again it looks obvious to me from the outside.... but then again I'm not aware of all the reasons they've done it like that.

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Wikipedia:Chesterton%27s_fence

The fact there exist reasons something sucks does not make it suck less for the user, even taking into account the user's awareness of these reasons' existence.

It's the "Of course, but maybe...": https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=XLGzFQg_1xc

[davidgerard]

this doesn't make it suck any less for the user