Gone but not forgotten

When monetization was removed, my initial reaction was "oh well". After additional thought I realized that my videos were however increasing their revenue by providing them with a wider array of content that users find helpful. This is when I decided that instead of just leaving my videos up (some with views in the thousands) I would remove all of them (hundreds). This did however mean that links to those videos on this website would cease to exist. Since it was easier to explain in a video than explain in text what they meant, this also meant that some pertinent information on the topic was missing in the posts. I attempted to replace the video links on the site with a message stating as such, but there may be some that are missed. Because I do monitor 247coding.com daily to see what content is being viewed, suspicious activity and what visitors might be interested in, I also review many of the pages visited for errors, missing content and even what videos they may have been looking for information on. I have decided today that if there was pertinent information within a "detached" linked video page content, I will try to post some images from the video (I still have all of them) to the page with the missing information. Case in point: Today I noticed visits to the blender forum for animation delays. I knew that this was related to a simple setting called interpolation, which was in the video. It was not however in the forum post. I reviewed the video and added an image to the topic, explaining what was mentioned in the video. Due to time constraints, I will probably not be able to do this for every single missing video because I have thousands, but I will make an attempt to do some as I notice interest in a topic. Again, I receive nothing in return for this, but as was my initial reason for posting video links, I understand how frustrating it is trying to find distinct answers to questions in the overload of information available in www'ville.