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Finding content to watch on YouTube used to be as easy as opening the website and scrolling through your recommended videos page. But, with so many different changes to the algorithms over the years, many have found themselves unhappy with the content YouTube is suggesting. That’s where sites like Favoree come into play. This third-party site is essentially like IMDB but for finding and reviewing YouTubers. You can leave comments and reviews about different YouTubers—for instance, one review of Kevin MacLeod’s YouTube channel highlights how trustworthy the channel is, how kid-friendly it is, and even goes into detail about why the channel is important. Other reviews of other channels also break down the different perks that users rated each channel for—Game Theory, for example, was found to be funny, inspiring, and uplifting by one user. Having a website like Favoree can be especially useful, too, since there has been so much drama on the website that YouTube has launched community notes to help dissuade misinformation. Image source: Favoree At least with a review system like this, you could see some real-world comments from viewers about the channel and its owners. Of course, there’s also room for comments to be very skewed depending on the community, but that’s just something that comes with the territory. You can browse Favoree in its beta state right now. You can sign up to leave reviews of channels yourself or just look through the various topics for different channels to check out. Additionally, you can even see some of the latest trending YouTubers on the website, as well as why they are trending, and what star rating they’ve been given based on average review scores. The website also highlights a channel of the week each week, which is picked out by the members of the Favoree Discord. If you’ve been looking for more channels to watch on YouTube, I highly recommend checking out this website and seeing if you can use it to you advantage. Don't Miss: Breakthrough discovery may lead to a cure for gluten sensitivity and celiac disease The post This site is basically IMDb for YouTubers, helping you find the top channels everyone’s buzzing about appeared first on BGR. Today's Top Deals Today’s deals: $299 Apple Watch Series 9, $50 off PS5, $200 off PSVR, $100 Hoover carpet cleaner, more Today’s deals: $69 AirPods, $230 off Meta Quest 3, $109 Bose speaker, $20 Anker Soundcore earbuds, more Today’s deals: $248 Sony XM5 earbuds, $180 Roomba, $13 Anker fast chargers, $19 Roku streamer, more Best Apple Watch deals for August 2024

This ominous inscription has been uncovered by archaeologists in Corinth, Greece, who’ve uncovered a piece of ancient Roman history that’s straight out of a thriller novel - the remains of a Roman prison dated to 1,600 years ago. The prison was identified by all the etched words found scrawled within the cracks of the walls and floor of a prison-like structure. According to historical records, it seems that prisons were a common feature in Roman towns, particularly those with a forum. 10 Shocking Facts about the Ancient Romans The Graveyard Prostitutes of Rome and Beyond Ancient Rome: Prisons in Every Town but Scant Evidence Matthew Larsen, an archaeologist and associate professor of New Testament at the University of Copenhagen, highlighted this in the journal Hesperia in a newly published study. He wrote: "Prisons must have existed in almost every Roman town, at least those that had a forum." However, despite their prevalence, finding archaeological evidence of these prisons has proven to be a tough challenge. "There is scant evidence of what a Roman prison would have looked like, or where it would have been located," Larsen noted. This makes discoveries like the one in Corinth all the more significant, as they offer rare glimpses into a largely hidden aspect of Roman life. Read moreSection: NewsHistory & ArchaeologyEuropeAncient PlacesRead Later 

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