Yes. But association with those unregulated and unmonitored sites will hopefully assist viewers with putting the content in its proper context. Having your co

Yes. But association with those unregulated and unmonitored sites will hopefully assist viewers with putting the content in its proper context. Having your content on a major broadcast network is different than having your content on public access. If YT decides to regulate content, it may provide a measure of credibility to popular content still on YT, and that is certainly something that may be beneficial to their brand and something they should be free to do.