Censorship Youtube Comments at Alex Bury blog

Censorship Youtube Comments. The censorship really does suck. Mr killock said the case reflected the problem with content moderation in large companies such as facebook. Whether it's a technical glitch, false flagging, or. It should barely be censored at all considering youtube's terms and conditions say you need to be 13+ to sign up for. There was one time that i thought i had a comment up and then 9 months later i realized it never appeared in the first place because i wrote shit in it. I've posted comments and then edited them. “content that covers topics such as child or sexual abuse as a main topic without detailed descriptions or graphic depictions” is liable to be demonetized, as are “personal accounts or opinion. Today's video is a guide of sorts to the efforts by youtube to censor comments. If indeed some comments warranted such messages on youtube, how can anyone learn without being shown the actual comment?

“content that covers topics such as child or sexual abuse as a main topic without detailed descriptions or graphic depictions” is liable to be demonetized, as are “personal accounts or opinion. Whether it's a technical glitch, false flagging, or. If indeed some comments warranted such messages on youtube, how can anyone learn without being shown the actual comment? Mr killock said the case reflected the problem with content moderation in large companies such as facebook. It should barely be censored at all considering youtube's terms and conditions say you need to be 13+ to sign up for. The censorship really does suck. Today's video is a guide of sorts to the efforts by youtube to censor comments. I've posted comments and then edited them. There was one time that i thought i had a comment up and then 9 months later i realized it never appeared in the first place because i wrote shit in it.

THE WORST OF YOUTUBE Unnecessary Censorship YouTube

Censorship Youtube Comments Whether it's a technical glitch, false flagging, or. There was one time that i thought i had a comment up and then 9 months later i realized it never appeared in the first place because i wrote shit in it. Today's video is a guide of sorts to the efforts by youtube to censor comments. Whether it's a technical glitch, false flagging, or. It should barely be censored at all considering youtube's terms and conditions say you need to be 13+ to sign up for. “content that covers topics such as child or sexual abuse as a main topic without detailed descriptions or graphic depictions” is liable to be demonetized, as are “personal accounts or opinion. I've posted comments and then edited them. If indeed some comments warranted such messages on youtube, how can anyone learn without being shown the actual comment? Mr killock said the case reflected the problem with content moderation in large companies such as facebook. The censorship really does suck.