You should reframe your argument minus the marginalizing of others. Those people having an opinion is not the problem. Neither is people disliking videos. "T

You should reframe your argument minus the marginalizing of others. Those people having an opinion is not the problem. Neither is people disliking videos. "The problem" boils down to corporate media having to actually compete on a non broadcast medium. How something is presented matters. Who presents it matters. Whether comments are allowed matters. Doing the work to understand why there are more dislikes than expected is a good answer to "the problem." This is what new media savvy entities do, and guess what? They do not have dislike problems. Old media is rooted in the broadcast mentality. They do not take feedback and they expect to be an authority. And for decades now, they have abused all of that. No comments, hiding dislikes is more of the same abuse and is not helpful.