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The only risk I can think of is that someone will upload the video and then livestream its playback on your platform with your branding using a separate livestr

• kazinator 6y ago
  I.e. shadow banning semantically cannot work with a site that is geared toward publishing content, because the content is supposed to be visible to visitors who are not authenticated. If it isn't visible, that is painfully obvious. Shadow banning only works when only authenticated users can see any content at all; then we arrange for only the offender to see content they have created. This works as long as the offender doesn't create multiple accounts. (You need something slightly more clever, like allowing the content to be viewed from the same IP address as the last known address for that offender, plus some surrounding range (e.g. IPv4 class C subnet)).