Felix Kjellberg argues that gaining negative notoriety by acting as a public nuisance is not a sustainable or worthwhile strategy for growing a channel.

“people always say any publicity is good publicity that's a lie if I could take back all of it 100% give me a time machine right now I'll be the best boy ever you know what I mean it's not worth it it's not going to be worth it you're not going to grow your channel you're just going to make everyone ”

Creators should avoid personal insults and handle conflicts face-to-face rather than relying on negativity for engagement.

“If you learn how to not spill personal insults because if we were face to face and you disrespect me nine times out of ten I may react differently you could be able to create your content without disrespect but you don't have morals and principles”

He argues that parents should prioritize shielding children from their personal conflicts and disputes.

“And my parents when I when I was growing up, okay, they they were divorced or whatever, and I'm sure they had we got one I agree bunch of problems and [ __ ] And they they shielded me and my brother from all the dog [ __ ] that was basing and everybody tank a lot from one another. And I got to respe”

It is hypocritical for content creators who do not produce transformative content to issue copyright strikes against others for doing the same.

“However, Sniper Wolf doesn't own her own content either. She steals it. She doesn't have the right to that content that she's reacting to in the first place. Thus, she shouldn't be able to strike one giant onion for reacting to that content In saying, as others have argued, it's just incredibly hypo”

Creators should be vocal and transparent about their disagreements with company policies rather than remaining silent.

“I've seen people say if something you disagree with you should be quiet on the internet and I believe that people who are quiet are the reason why some of the worst things in life have happened so i am very vocal i am very loud when i think that i don't agree with stuff”