> It's not censorship if you can prove it's bullshit. If you think that you can prove any of the assertions at issue here one way or another, you are illustra

> It's not censorship if you can prove it's bullshit. If you think that you can prove any of the assertions at issue here one way or another, you are illustrating the problem. For instance whether masks are worthwhile PPE is a highly complex issue and no definitive proof is available as to the correct policy across a wide variety of contexts. Yet YouTube is saying, if WHO claims it, nobody can refute that claim on their platform. The same goes for the WHO's claims that eating seed oils and avoiding saturated fats is better for immunological health. This is a very controversial issue, and to simply rule out any contradiction on it can cause a lot of suffering if the WHO is wrong. Whether this is censorship or not it makes YouTube a less valuable forum, and tends to protect official dicta from authorities as fallible as anyone else.