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Hi there, so I'm working on a youtube video covering Minecraft Lore, and I'm trying to decide on a thumbnail right now. Given that neither of them are clickbait, which one do you think you have a higher chance to click on?

1. The Zombie Plauge Originating From Ocean Monuments

2. The Piglins are the "good guys" in minecraft and the most morale mob in the game

3. A more neutral one that doesn't give away much but still shows its a video about lore

Obviously these wouldn't be the actual titles or thumbnails, but just going off the concepts which one do you think would get your interest the best?

Not sure if this would help at all, but because I'll be telling it almost like a story, the video would be longer, like 40-80 minutes ish.

Thank you in advance :)

So essentially I'm considering developing an app that largely focuses on content and forum messaging just like reddit or most other social media. One of the features I want it to have is as little AI content as humanly possible. I have a couple ideas, but the main one is to make the app a paid subscription of 20$ a month, but at the end of each month end, refund 15-18$. In essence this would limit the number of low cost "spam" bots as they would simply cost a much larger investment for limited returns in comparison to other platforms like Facebook. On top of this, any accounts that are directly linked to AI will be banned and any such refund will be canceled actually generating revenue that can contribute to better moderation and further making botting more costly.

My question is basically how effective would this strategy be, and are there any better ones out there?