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Afaik they already thought of that solution because YouTube videos support tagging/categories but it's the video uploader who sets those tags. The problem is t
by freeflight 9y ago
Afaik they already thought of that solution because YouTube videos support tagging/categories but it's the video uploader who sets those tags.
The problem is that once you introduce such a system, and leave all the control over the tags to the uploader, people start gaming it for better search rankings/more views.
So you are back to the same old problem of "who checks if the content actually matches the tags".
- awiesenhofer 9y agoI think in bufferoverflows solution the tags come from algorithms and user reports not the publisher.