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This strategy of "Pester friends at Google" instead of them having legitimate customer feedback avenues seems odd to me. Every few days we see something rise to
by ddtaylor 4y ago
This strategy of "Pester friends at Google" instead of them having legitimate customer feedback avenues seems odd to me. Every few days we see something rise to the top of HN and other social media sites about areas where Google/YouTube is doing problematic things and every time we "solve" it by having people pester their Google friends.
- dswilkerson 4y agoI agree. Further, in this case it did not work: one of my friends at Google said that even if he reported it, he doubts they would do anything about it. What are we going to do about it though?
- htrp 4y agoWelcome to the Dystopian Algorithmic Future.... where your only solution to a pain point is to go viral on HN and get enough people who can actually bug the people who manage the algo to fix your issue.