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I don't think the video and its popularity matter, your comment looks like spam. It's entirely possible for Google to censor comments critical of China, but thi
by dessant 6y ago
I don't think the video and its popularity matter, your comment looks like spam. It's entirely possible for Google to censor comments critical of China, but this is not evidence of it.
- alfiedotwtf 6y agoI posted the following, and it too was deleted: The world's sanitisation problem could be helped with more recycling of chinese trash, especially in wuhan. The green waste that's turned into compost in tiananmen square is a bonus to sustainability.
- dessant 6y agoNow that's more problematic. You could test this further by replacing those phrases with references to a different country, though it's possible that your account will receive more scrutiny from moderation bots due to your recently deleted comments. It would be interesting to test trigger phrases on a larger scale from different accounts and publish your findings.