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I know K-12 educators who post videos primarily for their students and fellow local teachers, and they disable comments and voting because bored kids will fill
by nitrogen 5y ago
I know K-12 educators who post videos primarily for their students and fellow local teachers, and they disable comments and voting because bored kids will fill the comments with crap, and scammers will target the kids.
- Wistar 5y agoYep. This sabotage is exactly why K-12 teachers disable comments.
- sam-2727 5y agoIn your case, this is because all videos "made for kids" must have comments turned off per YouTube policy: https://support.google.com/youtube/answer/9706180 https://support.google.com/youtube/answer/9706180
- nitrogen 5y agoYes, but cause and effect are reversed from the teacher's perspective. They mark the video as "made for kids" because that's the easiest way to disable comments.
- resoluteteeth 5y agoIt's required to mark the video as made for kids if it's for kids.