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How do you know they wouldn't have seen it on youtube, if said aggregator didn't exist?
by beefman 12y ago
How do you know they wouldn't have seen it on youtube, if said aggregator didn't exist?
- chinpokomon 12y agoWell, we know they saw it through the aggregator because that was the link they posted. Unless the poster is somehow rewarded for sharing the link through the aggregator, it seems like a valid link. How else do you discover new sites unless you use them? If there is a line that we draw to distinguish click-bait sites from higher quality aggregators, who gets to determine where that line is? I'm not sure how this question applies in this case, but I think it demonstrates that it isn't such a simple one to answer. I personally saw this video directly on YouTube a few days ago, but I know there are countless others I've only seen by following links. As I reread your comment, I think I'm actually in support of your view.
- briantakita 12y agoSince I can't prove or disprove your claim, I don't have the burden of proof. https://yourlogicalfallacyis.com/burden-of-proof https://yourlogicalfallacyis.com/burden-of-proof If the OP found it on YouTube, then the OP would have posted a YouTube link.