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Thanks to all of you, my YouTube channel has hit a milestone! (I hope the numbers don't go down.)

2024/11/25

Hello, everyone.

This is Enta.

Actually!

Enta's Slope YouTube Channel

Entame's "Slope" YouTube channel has finally surpassed 1,000 subscribers lol

Actually, over the past few weeks, the number has been fluctuating between 998 and 999, and it finally surpassed 1,000 the other day.

 

Don't you think YouTube is kind of seen as having milestones every 1,000 subscribers!?

I started this YouTube channel in 2009, and I've finally reached 1,000 subscribers.

Well, it's way too late, but personally, I guess it's okay.

 

It’s important for people to learn about slopes, but since this is really aimed at professionals, the general public probably doesn’t care.

I know I'll probably get in trouble for saying this, but that's just how it is.

 

I write blogs specifically for professionals and industry experts, and I use technical terms liberally.

So, for those of you who aren't familiar with this stuff, I've only included articles labeled "For the General Public" lol

 

We'll have to keep doing this, including videos, going forward, but,

It's hard to make much progress since I'm doing it all by myself.

Since I’m doing everything on my own—from development to YouTube to blogging—it can be pretty tough at times, but,

I feel like I'm only able to keep going thanks to everyone's support.

 

We’ll continue to provide industry updates through both our blog and videos, so we appreciate your continued support.

I wonder if I'll write about the second embezzlement incident from the other day tomorrow... lol

 

See you later.

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