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It does matter why they ban things. They make mistakes too, sometimes put things back. It always matters.
by NotSammyHagar 6y ago
It does matter why they ban things. They make mistakes too, sometimes put things back. It always matters.
- sneak 6y agoI disagree. The danger is not YouTube or YouTube's policies, whatever they may be at any point in time. The danger is centralized models that permit invisible, sometimes-on, sometimes-off, point-and-click censorship. Those models fail when the military puts a machine gun in a sysadmin's face in wartime, regardless of how good or decent their censorship policies were in peacetime. It's the model that's bad, not YouTube's current policies.