I've been on youtube for, whatever, its 15-20ish years of existence so god knows how many youtube comments I've written since I was a teenager. I comment on a l

I've been on youtube for, whatever, its 15-20ish years of existence so god knows how many youtube comments I've written since I was a teenager. I comment on a lot of political, murder mystery, homeless situations, military stuff, just whatever in general. The last 1-3 years, I'm not really sure, but I constantly have youtube comments I leave deleted. I'm clearly auto-modded by some AI that seems like, at some points, its looking for trigger words, and at other points just seems like it's not going to let me leave any commments for day(s). I'm not a 12 year old edge lord but I will go talk politics in firebrand communities and it's really, really frustrating when you're actually having a good convo, as good as you can pull off with yts comment system, and all of a sudden it just stops letting you hit reply. Error. Error. Then your edits just turn to errors. Then you reload the page and all of your replies are gone and it looks like the person is speaking to a ghost when you were just speaking about, say, a genocide in Myanmar or something. There are "customer sentience" AI systems that gauge how "flamey" conversations are getting for support teams so they can bump pissed off customers up faster and what not and I'm sure its using something like that. It makes me just stop engaging. I think youtube channels should be able to disable AI/sentience tracking or something. It's catching ridiculous things. People have to write yt comments like tiktok now; like saying unalived instead of killed/murdered, etc while literally discussing a murder. In HN I keep deadposts on or whatever its called. 99% of the time they have no idea they're deadflagged and they absolutely deserve it in most instance. It's always fun to dig through those. edit: I completely forgot the word and wrote customer sentience instead of what I mean, but I like that too much to change it.. your customers happy/frustration level not whether or not their brain is ticking edit2: customer sentiment!