If you’ve considered joining YouTube but never actually became a member because you don’t have any videos to share, there’s actually nothing stopping you from joining. You don’t need to upload any videos to be a member.
In reality, most YouTube members haven’t uploaded any videos and they never will. They simply enjoy watching the videos of others and being a part of the YouTube community by leaving comments and ratings. You do need an account to take advantage of these features, so here’s how to get started.
Creating a YouTube account is really very easy, even more so than creating an email address in some cases.
On the YouTube homepage, click the “Create Account” link at the top. The site will ask you to enter a username. You may have to try a few different ones since there are so many YouTube members already and you can’t have the same name as another user. Try using something unique or adding a few numbers to the end of your username.
Next, YouTube will ask for your location, date of birth, and gender. The location you specify will determine the videos that the site shows you as well as the features that are available to you. If you’re dissatisfied with these options, you can go back and change your location at any time.
YouTube uses your date of birth to determine whether you’re eligible to view videos intended for audiences. Your selection for gender doesn’t seem to have any effect on your account; it’s most likely used for demographic tracking purposes by YouTube, allowing them to analyze the viewing habits of men and women.
If you want your friends to be able to find your YouTube account by your email address, check the appropriate box. This will allow your friends to see that you’ve joined YouTube and add your profile as a friend.
There’s one more box to check: the one that determines whether or not you’ll receive updates from YouTube. As the site already sends you a fair amount of email, I’d recommend keeping this box unchecked. Finally, click on the “I Accept” button at the bottom of the page, which signifies that you’ve read YouTube’s Terms of Service.
That’s it! You can now use your account to start interacting with the YouTube community.
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