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> it also seems to massively favour what you have watched once - if that is something especially controversial or perhaps otherwise ‘special’. This is my exper
by harrumph 8y ago
> it also seems to massively favour what you have watched once - if that is something especially controversial or perhaps otherwise ‘special’.
This is my experience as well. YT thinks I love Jordan Peterson. Four or so months ago, I didn't know who he was, and clicked one clip, found it ridiculous and never clicked another one. But my recommendations are lousy with the guy.
- kristiandupont 8y agoYou are the second comment here stating this specifically about Jordan Peterson. Weirdly enough, I had that same experience. I saw one video, didn't like it and yet YT keeps recommending this and that video of him or more right-wing people DESTROYING someone. It's frustrating to say the least, not only because I don't want to see it but because I showed a video once when giving a talk, and after it had finished, all those garbage recommendations showed up for everyone to see, making it look like I am secretly some lunatic.
- harrumph 8y ago> after it had finished, all those garbage recommendations showed up for everyone to see, making it look like I am secretly some lunatic. This is kind of my nightmare! Condolences. YT, wtf.
- dwaltrip 8y agoIf one isn't sure if they want recommendations related to a video (that they haven't even watched yet!), the only safe approach is to watch the video in incognito mode.