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But seemingly it already has guards: apparently the captions have to be approved by the video uploader before being displayed to viewers.
by thombat 6y ago
But seemingly it already has guards: apparently the captions have to be approved by the video uploader before being displayed to viewers.
- missedthecue 6y agoIf you look at very popular YouTubers, they will have captions translated in 20 languages or more. I'm not sure uploader approval is doing much in that case.
- thombat 6y agoI wildly guess that you may find long-standing relationships between those popular creators and the caption writers, such that they've built some measure of trust. Captions contributed by a new author might get vetted more closely, e.g. at least run through an online translator to see whether it's plainly wrong / torrent of insults / etc.