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> In short, our experiment data showed a reduction in dislike attacking behavior "attacking behavior"? This tone is giving me some weird feelings. Here is a c
by nirui 5y ago
> In short, our experiment data showed a reduction in dislike attacking behavior
"attacking behavior"? This tone is giving me some weird feelings.
Here is a constructive opinion: Add it as an optional feature. Let the publisher select "Display both like and dislike counts", "Display only like counts" and "Don't display both count". YouTube has already implemented the "Display both" and "Hide both" option in their "Studio"/video manage page, they just need to add a new one.
- slightwinder 5y agoThis will not work, because then people will assume that everyone who disables dislikes does it for reasons of bad content, not because of cybermobbing or similar reasons. Disabling it for all is a social solution to protect everyone together.
- resonious 5y agoI had the exact same reaction after reading > We’ve also heard directly from smaller creators, and those just getting started with their YouTube channel, that they are unfairly targeted by dislike attacks. How do they know that? I hate to be rude but what if people genuinely don't like the content? Of course maybe someone said upfront "I am dislike bombing this video with my 100 youtube accounts" but otherwise it's not clear to me how people are differentiating between an attack and a genuine expression of opinion (though an admittedly rather coarse one).