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What if you want to post videos and interact with a community, but every time you do you get brigaded by hundreds of harassers? What if the filters intended to
by jakelazaroff 7y ago
What if you want to post videos and interact with a community, but every time you do you get brigaded by hundreds of harassers?
What if the filters intended to prevent hate speech end up harming the targets of that hate speech instead?
What if YouTube's algorithms push conspiracy theories and manifestos of domestic terrorists into people's feeds?
These are not "deal with it or leave" issues; these are existential crises that we must hold platforms accountable to solving.
- ralusek 7y agoIf you mean legally, I disagree. If you mean that you boycott it, then that's obviously fine.