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if there are clear rules (like for example existing laws) of what is allowed and what not the scale really doesn't matter

• masklinn 4y ago
  That seems very naive. YouTube reviewers are not multi-disciplinary legal experts, and even legal experts disagree. YouTube is not a spherical platform in a vacuum.
  • nathias 4y ago
    yes, I guess it is naive to expect platforms that are exempt from lawsuits specifically because they are neutral to content to behave neutral to content ...
• mcherm 4y ago
  > if there are clear rules (like for example existing laws) of what is allowed and what not the scale really doesn't matter If that were true, then mature legal systems (which have had hundreds of years if not more to reach a point of clarity) would have very little controversy except possibly around newly passed laws. But we observe the opposite. Legal systems which have been around for centuries creating tens of thousands of very-well-documented cases clarifying how these laws were applied, nevertheless find themselves constantly addressing new controversies.
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