YouTube doesn't need more moderators, they need to be compelled through negotiation or law to be fair. What would that look like? Any creator could send a clas

YouTube doesn't need more moderators, they need to be compelled through negotiation or law to be fair. What would that look like? Any creator could send a classification (such as age restriction) which they disagree with to an independent moderation agency, and the party which is decided for or against pays for it. There are of course issues with maintaining the independence of those agencies, but this is a problem which has been solved successfully in the past. Also (this is table stakes, it's pathetic this isn't already done) an exact timestamp for any part of a video used to classify it must be provided by YouTube. So it's about reviewing ~5 seconds of video in context, not the whole thing. There may be two, three of those timestamps, but if someone has to look at a full minute of a video to determine if it's age-appropriate? It probably isn't.