> "Removing the information from YouTube isn't removing the information from the internet." What gets "flagged" or "removed" from Youtube, mostly also gets the

> "Removing the information from YouTube isn't removing the information from the internet." What gets "flagged" or "removed" from Youtube, mostly also gets the same treatment at Facebook, Twitter, etc. Some extreme examples have seen people be deplatformed from a wide range of "internet" platforms, including their hosting. It's a sad road to go down, and each time we concede things such as removing content from Youtube because of "user safety" and "experience", we add legitimacy for the deplatforming, cancelling and exclusion of individuals with different or controversial opinions.