Webflow recently took down most of their older videos, including extremely valuable full-courses ("The Freelancer's Journey" for one example), from their YouTube page in a arbitrary, scattershot fashion. All of these videos were made by the brilliant McGuire Brannon. Many of them addressed important topics not addressed in more recent videos, for one example, the videos on the topic of Webflow's native eCommerce platform—it seems Webflow chose to remove half of them and leave half of them (this is one of many examples of what I mean by arbitrary).
I can understand on Webflow's official university page only having the most recent, up-to-date content (although they unhelpfully removed the eCommerce content from their University page, which was the only content on that topic and was fully up-to-date), but there is no conceivable purpose to removing all of the extremely valuable older content from Webflow's YouTube page when many long-time users such as myself who are intimately familiar with them rely on them and consult them regularly.
I would like to request that Webflow put this content back and leave it there. Not only is it not hurting their users, but as a long-time user who learned Webflow by watching them, I regularly need to consult them, and I'm sure that it true of many others long-time users. Anyone who only wants the most up-to-date content can obviously choose to ignore them, so putting them back is a gain to many and no loss to anyone else.