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YouTube Demonetizes Videos with Titles Containing LGBTQ-Related Words
- h2odragon 7y agoWhen wrongthink is defined as anything that isnt rightthink, rightthink can change from moment to moment, and the consequences of deviationism are unthinakble: we'll have the perfect consumer culture. NoThink. (TM) all rights reserved and ask your doctor for a prescription.
- zeta0134 7y agoFor those who don't feel like watching the video (it's long and a bit dramatic), the group has put together a spreadsheet for viewing. Note that this is ALL banned words, not just the ones this author has issues with, so the content is decidedly NSFW. Proceed with caution. https://docs.google.com/spreadsheets/d/1ozg1Cnm6SdtM4M5rATkANAi07xAzYWaKL7HKxyvoHzk/edit#gid=1380702445 https://docs.google.com/spreadsheets/d/1ozg1Cnm6SdtM4M5rATkA... Honestly most of that list looks like a standard blacklist, but there are a few items in the list that have become more socially acceptable recently. But I'll refrain from calling out anything specific; form your own conclusions.
- StudentStuff 7y agoThis is really awful behavior by Google. We need to eject Google from LGBTQ+ organizations so long as Google chooses to actively hurt us. Don't let Google wrap itself in our flags while stabbing us in the back!
- loraa 7y agoIs polygamy legal yet? Consenting adults you know..
- chrisco255 7y agoThe internet has become too centralized.
- ulucs 7y agoThis just fell off from the main page, and is nowhere to be seen in the second or third or anywhere else but "new". Is this normal behavior or did it get soft-flagged or something?