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They have always removed those that they review, presumably triggered by sufficient reports by users - do you find that unexpected? Unless you're implying that
by happytoexplain 5y ago
They have always removed those that they review, presumably triggered by sufficient reports by users - do you find that unexpected? Unless you're implying that if you can't moderate some threshold percentage of instances of a violation that you should moderate 0% of them, which seems unrealistic, but I've seen people make that argument.
- typon 5y agoWell that's the problem isn't it? If they are going to use their discretion and apply rules selectively, why not make exceptions for videos that most people don't find distasteful, even if they violate your policy?