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>Google doesn't have to host it if they don't want to. Completely agree (free market), however were it my website, I would make an effort to distinguish betwee
by quuquuquu 9y ago
>Google doesn't have to host it if they don't want to.
Completely agree (free market), however were it my website, I would make an effort to distinguish between journalism/commentary and actual propoganda.
>They want to be vaguely family-safe.
I agree they are trying, but look at Pewdiepie's video regarding Elsa/Disney videos where the actors were pissing on each other.
These videos were NOT demonitized, and were marked family friendly. Why would Youtube permit and promote this content, but ban others?
>anyone can upload and monetize
In the past this was absolutely true. Now videos are being demonetized and DMCAd and censored left right and center. Not even really hyperbole.
My opinion is that Youtube is hooking up the studios and corporate interests on the site with each passing day.
Every indie creator that is making the really cutting edge content that is merely vaguely inflammatory is being pinched hard, while the corporate studios are getting a pass.
Thank you for your comments :)