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Genuinely interesting. I've never even looked at the votes on Youtube videos and I didn't think most people really thought much of them either (the recent contr
by moogly 5y ago
Genuinely interesting. I've never even looked at the votes on Youtube videos and I didn't think most people really thought much of them either (the recent controversy notwithstanding).
Nor have I ever downvoted or upvoted one.
I've always found crowdsourced up/down votes to be largely useless. I'm aware of the irony in stating that in a post on the "orange site".
- 2Gkashmiri 5y agoi have personally never held a google account, probably back when wave was in invite phase, i had applied for it but never got an answer. quit google probably then. youtube for me personally has always been simple. ctrl+shift+p in firefox. open youtube. search for the video i am looking for and close browser. i understand i am in the minority and "generally" people like to voice their opinion, curate subscriptions show their support yada yada but why can't people just lurk moar as it was called in the old days? is engagement so necessary for users (not platforms mind you) that people necessarily need to like and share and follow and dislike to keep going?