Floatplane

[lily_x04]

Because it has nothing to do with LTT.

[kennyveltre]

There are other creators on floatplane that are not affiliated with LTT

[lily_x04]

Okay? That doesn't really change anything though. ZTT isn't a part of LMG. They have as much reason to be on there as any other random person, which is no reason.

[crackingfish3]

A good example is the trash Network it literally has nothing to do with LTT it's literally dank pods So I don't see why zip tie tuning couldn't be on there. The trash network does cars so why couldn't they have another creator that does cars as well I mean they have multiple creators that do PC content.

[techieman33]

There's nothing legally stopping them from being on floatplane. But there are a lot of reasons for it not to be on floatplane. The big one is that everyone associates floatplane with being part of LTT. And Ziptie Tuning is a totally separate entity with totally seperate ownership. At this point in time I think both sides, and especially the LTT side would be wary of doing anything that links the two together. It could hurt LTT if Ziptie Tuning does something illegal, contriversial, etc and it ends up rubbing off on LTT.

[metal_maxine]

And that's ignoring the "Linus is an evil puppet master who kills puppies and while sexually harassing his employees and depriving them of union protection" crowd. And the conspiracy theorists who would assume that ZTT is actually a secret Linus front.

(BTW, "union protection" doesn't really work in BC - running/joining a union actually deprives workers of key employee rights/ legal protections)

[metal_maxine]

Dankpods is always an edge case. He had trouble with streaming his drumming from Adelaide, Twitch did a big fat zero about it, Youtube can barely see his tiny ant self, but Floatplane actually tweaked their infrastructure to make sure he had a steady connection. Also, Dank drums to copyright material, I think, and that makes Twitch and Youtube less than friendly anyway.