Oh, I totally get where you're coming from. For me, it's more about curating a collection of the stuff I really enjoy rather than downloading everything in sight. I lean towards the videos or pictures that resonate with me the most—those gems that you come across once in a blue moon, you know? Especially when it comes to content featuring auto strokers, since finding high-quality material that hits the spot can sometimes be a bit of a quest.
There's definitely that fear of missing out or losing access to content if an artist decides to pack up and leave or if stuff gets taken down. It's happened a few times, and kicking myself for not downloading a favorite piece is a feeling I know all too well. But yeah, trying to download everything is like trying to drink the ocean with a straw—pretty much a lost cause with how much content is constantly being uploaded.
So, I've kind of struck a balance. I download the pieces I absolutely can't live without—the ones that strike a chord or are just too good to risk losing. Everything else, I might bookmark or just appreciate in the moment online. It's about finding that sweet spot between keeping a personal treasure trove and not going overboard trying to capture everything. Plus, focusing on the
Auto Stroker content I genuinely love makes my collection feel more personal and enjoyable.