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Message # 81625.2.1.1

Subject: Re:Youtube do what they are told

Date: Wed 10/06/20 06:30:45 GMT

Name: Soak_ed

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By MK - wamtec@comcast.net Tue 09/06/20 16:48:19 GMT

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scene 1 = a girl in jeans and a plain white tv shirt in the pool.....wearing a bra so it is non sexual in style

scene 2 = same girl in jeans wearing a t shirt and a bra, nothing sexual but the t shirt has a right wing slogan on the shirt

scene 3 = same girl in jeans and a t shirt with a left wing slogan on  the shirt and NOT wearing a bra, with nipples clearly visiible.

Which scenes do you think will be taken down immediately, taken down within a month, and which scene will remain online for a long long time and gain the most views.

Wetlook producers could easily "play" Youtube like a fiddle....if they wanted to....because Youtube are so predictable.

And who are these masters who control how Youtube reacts....well Google owns Youtube, but what influences their decision is the woke community we live in today.

MK

By jollywetfellow - Tue 09/06/20 14:24:46 GMT

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I'm sure they don't "want" to censor any content, but feel obliged to do so in order to uphold their image as a family-friendly channel and avoid having to apply age restrictions on viewers.    Large though their profits are, they are in no way large enough to support the vast army of people who would be needed to carry out effective ongoing consultation on what the majority of their viewers consider to be offensive, and then personally to view every single video to judge it against the outcome of that research.    

And so they avoid all that by relying on individual members of the public telling them what they find offensive, and do what they are told by these individuals without applying any judgement of their own (what could the staff at youtube know about what is 'sexual' in wetlook terms? they can't possibly make these judgements themselves).    Which hands a huge amount of power to individual people, most of whom are probably cranks and nutters, who get some sort of satisfaction out of getting somebody else's content taken down.    Their motives may be genuine outrage; or political; or settling personal scores; or just enjoying a level of power which they were never otherwise going to achieve in their sad little lives; who knows.

This is of course unfair and contrary to natural justice, and is therefore only a temporary phase, unsustainable in the long term.    The internet platforms are going to have to put more and more resources into an effective and accountable content control system, until the costs of that exceed their income and their businesses cease to be viable.    At which point, we can say goodbye to free internet content.    I hope the complainers know what they are doing.

At least that's my take on what seems to be happening; I may be wrong.....

By Anonymous - Tue 09/06/20 12:27:33 GMT

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