+niteriderwm I always post when the video is ready/complete. You can always add the links and annotations after the fact. Just let the viewer know that a part 2 is on the way. You will end up with more views in the long run this way. Keep them coming back so to speak. My biggest problem is not uploading content on a regular and consistent time line. Take a look at it from the completed angle. 2 years down the road, how will the videos appear to the public viewer? That is what you want to have consistency in. The people who are watching you right this second, will just have to be patient while you work on it. Rome was not built in a day. The only time I held back a video was for my "choose your own adventure" shooting video. That one had about 15 separate little videos that I linked up and I wanted them all live at the same time. I think waiting, actually hindered the video response in terms of views I received. That video was a ton of work and not very many people watch it. I also think youtube broke many of the links with the most recent update, and now I have to start over.

+niteriderwm KZfaq error, I can't see your second comment on this video, send a PM instead.

Im Dutch, and I totally support it! It's really cute to see her getting that hit, she looked amazed by it!

+Austin West There is a certain amount of abuse you have to take when you post things to the internet. It comes with the territory. I pay little attention to most of the hate mail. If anything, I merely try to steer the bad comments in a positive learning direction. Given enough time, most people will turn around.