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It seems like every couple of weeks we see a founder or professional locked out of their accounts on some platform they depend on to make a living. Until that p
by harrisonjackson 7y ago
It seems like every couple of weeks we see a founder or professional locked out of their accounts on some platform they depend on to make a living. Until that problem is solved I don't think we want to make it harder than it is to unban someone.
Likely the bad actors would still find a way around it, too. What's a little criminal collusion amongst coworkers for profit.
- olliej 7y agoI mean there’s a real problem in that many people are arranging their livelihoods around single platforms. As much as I hate crowder for example, he ensured that most of his income comes from advertising his own store and products, so being demonetized for repeatedly violating YT policies didn’t actually cost him much.