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I think a better solution is to have some core principles that Youtube's censorship team abides by. If the video in question doesn't violate all the principles
by aestetix 9y ago
I think a better solution is to have some core principles that Youtube's censorship team abides by. If the video in question doesn't violate all the principles (or X number of them), then it remains up.
Of course that is difficult and actually involves discussions, which Youtube doesn't seem interested in having.
- pr0zac 9y agoThere is zero censorship involved here. This isn't a leak about deciding what gets taken down, its about what is able to be monetized. The leak in fact specifically mentions this choice was used to avoid censorship by removing video.