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What makes you think they don't use manual review for highly-viewed videos? The video in question wouldn't have triggered that manual review threshold because
by PragmaticPulp 4y ago
What makes you think they don't use manual review for highly-viewed videos?
The video in question wouldn't have triggered that manual review threshold because it's not even close to a million views. I would actually assume that highly-viewed videos are moved up much higher in the manual review priority queue, as it only makes sense.
The controversies like the one in the article are generally among moderately popular channels with 10K - 100K views, not in the millions.
- Dylan16807 4y ago> The video in question wouldn't have triggered that manual review threshold because it's not even close to a million views. What makes you say that? I don't have a source on that specific video, but socialblade says her channel was getting hundreds of thousands of views per day in the week after that video went up, three weeks since her previous video. Edit: Bing cache says 720k as of some point. Archive.org says 1.5 million as of three days ago. I would have set the manual review threshold no higher than 100k anyway.