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Any censorship cause a rather strange expression to overcome it. Example: YouTube automatically disable the monetization on video which utter the words coronavi
by ezoe 7y ago
Any censorship cause a rather strange expression to overcome it.
Example: YouTube automatically disable the monetization on video which utter the words coronavirus. The intent is to prevent malicious videos profiting from spreading the bogus information like drinking a certain herb tea makes you immune to the virus.
The YouTube's intent is understandable, but it ban without considering the context, just blind matching to the word, even if the context is harmless.
The result, the youtubers start referring the coronavirus in an expression "the virus we can't say its name here" and alike.
It reminds me of the Harry Potter's You-Know-Who.