Minute Physics Drawing Giveaway Insights

The video discusses the history of Minute Physics and the creator's decision to give away original drawings to Patreon supporters. It explains the process for obtaining a drawing, the different support levels on Patreon, and the legal rights associated with owning a drawing. The creator emphasizes the value of the drawings to the community and provides details on how they will be distributed.

What year did the Minute Physics YouTube channel officially start?

• 2011

• 2010

• 2013

• 2012

Why is the creator giving away the original drawings?

• To make space for new drawings

• To provide more value to the audience

• To stop making videos

• To sell them for profit

How can supporters receive an original drawing?

• By supporting on Patreon at a specific level

• By emailing the creator

• By commenting on videos

• By subscribing to the YouTube channel

What happens if the creator runs out of drawings?

• They will stop the giveaway

• They will create new drawings

• They will offer digital versions

• They will refund supporters

Can supporters choose which drawing they receive?

• Only certain supporters can choose

• Only the first supporter can choose

• No, all drawings are random

• Yes, everyone can choose

What is the legal status of owning an original drawing?

• You can reproduce and sell it

• You can only sell the physical item

• You cannot sell or reproduce it

• You gain full copyright

What is the preferred method of supporting Minute Physics?

• Through the iOS app

• Through the web

• Through YouTube

• Through email

What is the deadline for supporting on Patreon to receive a drawing?

• End of January 2025

• End of November 2024

• End of October 2024

• End of December 2024

What is the creator's intention regarding the number of drawings per person?

• To give one drawing per person

• To give none

• To give as many as requested

• To give multiple drawings per person

What is the creator's stance on supporting through the iOS app?

• It is not allowed

• It is the only way to support

• It is discouraged due to Apple's cut

• It is preferred over web support