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Not to mention when you can crowdsource banning content, competitors will intentionally flag content that competes.

• humanrebar 9y ago
  I didn't say banning content. I suggested categorization. Like the categories in the detailed MPAA breakdowns ("violence", "sexual content", "language", etc.). Maps asks more opinionated questions as well. YouTube alternatives would include "Good for kids", "Funny", "Good on a small screen", and things like that.
  • int_19h 9y ago
    What do you do when people flag random things they don't like as "sexual content", solely so that they would be less visible?
    • humanrebar 9y ago
      Same things you do if someone puts the wrong business hours in the Google maps databases.