Link to the official YouTube channel from the web site about jupyter.github.io

[JasonWeill]

YouTube previously suggested by @Carreau in #257.

[jtpio]

The YouTube channel doesn't have "Jupyter" in the name, so some people may be unsure whether it's an official Jupyter presence

Should the handle be updated to @jupyter instead of the current @ipython?

Someone already seems to be using it: https://www.youtube.com/@jupyter. Maybe we can make a request to YouTube to change that, if possible?

[JasonWeill]

Per the governance docs, I can reach out to the trademarks committee ([email protected]) about the case above. None of us should be making such a request on our own.

[ivanov]

@JasonWeill reached out to the trademarks committee, which is how I learned of this discussion, so here's the response I provided there. This is currently just my take as one member of the committee, not speaking on behalf of the entire committee:

I took a quick look and it looks like this channel was registered long before Jupyter was a twinkle in anyone's eye. If you click on "About this channel", you'll find out that this person joined May 7, 2006, so that lines up between IPython 0.7.1 and 0.7.2 releases, so it's almost certainly not one we have control over. Jupyter first usage is in July 2014, for reference.

Given that the account has been sitting there idle, I don't expect it's worth pursuing. For example, https://twitter.com/jupyter is also not us, and also was registered in 2009, well before "Jupyter" began being used in lieu of "IPython Notebook".

Personally, I think it make sense if using the "IPython" channel is confusing for Jupyter users, we could either rename it to "ProjectJupyter" or make a new channel with that name, or something similar.

[jtpio]

Personally, I think it make sense if using the "IPython" channel is confusing for Jupyter users, we could either rename it to "ProjectJupyter" or make a new channel with that name, or something similar.

That sounds good, and it looks like it's still available.