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Edited by StudyOfWumbo:
9/22/2016 11:25:55 PM
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Oh hey look, google adopted bungie's moderation tactics.
Basically you can sign up to moderate their videos, contribute to captions and shit...which is definitely not gonna be abused by the masses. Definitely a good idea. Relying on the YOUTUBE COMMUNITY for moderation. Where the users opinion will dictate whether or not a YouTube video is acceptable.
It's a matter of time before normal videos get mass flagged for shits and giggles, as if YouTube comments weren't bad enough.
As Jim sterling said, who the hell is gonna moderate the heroes?
TL;DR incoherent ramblings of a bored, sick user. And YouTube -blam!-ing up again.
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Edited by gethyn007: 9/24/2016 11:13:06 PMYeah, it's BS. Google has been in the business of censorship for a while now. One example: http://www.popsci.com/technology/article/2013-07/heres-what-us-government-asks-google-censor-infographic Loads of other sites engage in some form of censorship all the time and are sometimes even paid by other companies to do it. We're not just talking about images, vids, or material that crosses the line, either. We're talking about things like dissenting viewpoints involving controversial subjects, bad reviews of movies and video games, and so on. This is what happens when you have idiots doing the so-called, "monitoring." I've been banned on this forum a few times, for instance, when I did nothing more than express an opinion, did not in any way attack anyone, did not use racial slurs or abusive language, and did not otherwise violate the rules in any way, shape, or form. It happens, and it's a joke.
