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Just get rid of comments, which are mostly useless crap anyway. Or force the content uploader to manually approve individual comments on their videos before the
by cronix 8y ago
Just get rid of comments, which are mostly useless crap anyway. Or force the content uploader to manually approve individual comments on their videos before they can be made public and hold the uploader responsible for everything shown.
The content is innocent (from what I've seen).
Might as well ban catalogs and all underwear/swimsuit ads. They show young girls (and boys) in underwear, swimsuits, leotards, etc. Some deviant somewhere will use that for purposes other than it was intended. Might as well get rid of it all, everywhere, because someone, somewhere will misuse it.
- rixrax 8y ago>> Just get rid of comments, which are mostly useless crap anyway. Exactly this. And same for FB. Forced moderation. I had a video in Youtube that somehow managed to get >100k views. The comments were absolutely worthless junk. I cant even understand why would someone go write most of that stuff. Probably the only close to grammatically correct comments were the ones that asked if they could use video somewhere in some form or the other.
- djsumdog 8y agoThey'd probably have to get rid of playlists too. Like the other comment said, a lot of these are just innocent videos, many of which kids make themselves. Either that or they're videos from sports games or dance competitions. The videos themselves are pretty normal. It's the context that the playlists place them in that's at issue.