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It seems that saying things like "black is in trouble, white is always better in this scenario" might have triggered the algorithm.
by haolez 6y ago
It seems that saying things like "black is in trouble, white is always better in this scenario" might have triggered the algorithm.
- incompatible 6y agoThe guy on the channel said he doesn't think this is the case, since he has loads of other videos still up and its "white vs black to the death" in every case. His other guess was that it was a casual mention of the "Covid situation". It's too bad that he is left guessing about what the problem really was, and that the review procedure is apparently fully automated.
- JeremyReimer 6y agoI've noticed that other YouTubers, for example the Game Grumps, have stated that they cannot mention "Covid" in their videos for fear of being demonetized or taken down. To get around it, they refer to the situation as the "Backstreet Boys Reunion Tour" instead.
- incompatible 6y agoYeah, in this case it was just something like mentioning that people stuck indoors in some cases were playing chess (online) for the first time in years.
- ashtonkem 6y agoYouTube is pretty famous for having poorly implemented moderation. My favorite instance is when they banned CGP Grey for impersonating himself.
- majewsky 6y agoI mostly see it referred to as "the current situation (around the world)".
- nix23 6y agoTime to change chess-pieces to green and blue, at least until we met Aliens ;)