I think because in their mind a ban is a nice line in the sand thing. Never mind that a global platform like YouTube has an impossible tension of thousands of

I think because in their mind a ban is a nice line in the sand thing. Never mind that a global platform like YouTube has an impossible tension of thousands of subcultures, countries, advertisers and other stakeholders to try and balance. That’s the big mistake of these Web 2.0 platforms in my opinion - they try to be both a virally growing platform and a community but always wait until something bad happens before making the rules apparent. It’s an unresolvable problem in my opinion.