> YT are in no way obligated to provide emergency services and nowhere do they agree to this expectation. > I would encourage everyone to get CPR certified as

> YT are in no way obligated to provide emergency services and nowhere do they agree to this expectation. > I would encourage everyone to get CPR certified as it can save lives in your home, with your friends and at work. It's curious to me that on one hand, you're very willing to cut YT slack and say that we should only criticize them for acting in explicitly illegal ways...yet you are willing to encourage individuals to take the responsibility to save the lives of the people around them. Why shouldn't we also encourage YT as an organization to take steps that could conceivably save lives? It would likely be a nominal effort given Google's scale, and could have a huge impact. Not to discount the value in individuals getting CPR-certified! I just think an action at YT's scale has the potential to be a large lever--relatively minimal effort for a potentially large impact.