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I see: if you're a big enough operation, you can't be held responsible because responsible behavior is just kind of inconveniently costly. Eventually, you serv

• have_faith 7y ago
  > if you're a big enough operation, you can't be held responsible It's not irresponsible because people see videos they would rather not. It would be irresponsible if someone logged in to a child's account and see's something inappropriate, and it would be irresponsible to continuously allow illegal videos to stay up (both of these cases happen and need addressing). But saying your preferences don't align with how they determine content to be similar to each other doesn't make it irresponsible. Catering to preferences like that is not a responsibility. It might make the product better or worse for you if they don't, but it's not an obligation.