Thanks that is a vision I did not need ......TimPool / Timcast makes a good point this driven by Big Media Like NBC backing VOX driving completion from the market all the while YouTube is starting to push These Media Companies as authoritative
URGENT!! YouTube Purge: They're About To Clean House
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Thanks that is a vision I did not need ......TimPool / Timcast makes a good point this driven by Big Media Like NBC backing VOX driving completion from the market all the while YouTube is starting to push These Media Companies as authoritative
The old adage, FOLLOW THE MONEY, tends to be true more often than most, in my humble experience. The word I normally use is eluding me, but often times the goals of many diverse interests can come together to force an outcome that benefits them all. In this example:
-- The corporate media seeks to re-establish their dominance in the propaganda-peddling market
-- The LGBTQ feels they have scored a victory for acceptance
-- The establishment/powers-that-be sink another ship in the independent small media that has been making it difficult to sell the same old propaganda which allows them to maintain control/power
-- The lefties feel they have scored a victory over the righties
As of today there is still a lot of hate-spewing by the prog crowd directed at a number of conservative posters AND our President and his family.
I'm guessing the new rules don't apply to them.
I'm guessing the new rules don't apply to them.
MiddleGround
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If YouTube does indeed listen to the "broader public" then all Crowder needs to do is call for his followers to inundate YouTube with requests for Vox to be demonetized.
Finally found it
Reducing borderline content and raising up authoritative voices
In addition to removing videos that violate our policies, we also want to reduce the spread of content that comes right up to the line. In January, we piloted an update of our systems in the U.S. to limit recommendations of borderline content and harmful misinformation, such as videos promoting a phony miracle cure for a serious illness, or claiming the earth is flat. We’re looking to bring this updated system to more countries by the end of 2019. Thanks to this change, the number of views this type of content gets from recommendations has dropped by over 50% in the U.S. Our systems are also getting smarter about what types of videos should get this treatment, and we’ll be able to apply it to even more borderline videos moving forward. As we do this, we’ll also start raising up more authoritative content in recommendations, building on the changes we made to news last year. For example, if a user is watching a video that comes close to violating our policies, our systems may include more videos from authoritative sources (like top news channels) in the "watch next" panel.
So YouTube is becoming a Shill for the BIG Media Companies Like NBC - Who Controls VOX Via 256 Million Dollar Contributions
Reducing borderline content and raising up authoritative voices
In addition to removing videos that violate our policies, we also want to reduce the spread of content that comes right up to the line. In January, we piloted an update of our systems in the U.S. to limit recommendations of borderline content and harmful misinformation, such as videos promoting a phony miracle cure for a serious illness, or claiming the earth is flat. We’re looking to bring this updated system to more countries by the end of 2019. Thanks to this change, the number of views this type of content gets from recommendations has dropped by over 50% in the U.S. Our systems are also getting smarter about what types of videos should get this treatment, and we’ll be able to apply it to even more borderline videos moving forward. As we do this, we’ll also start raising up more authoritative content in recommendations, building on the changes we made to news last year. For example, if a user is watching a video that comes close to violating our policies, our systems may include more videos from authoritative sources (like top news channels) in the "watch next" panel.
So YouTube is becoming a Shill for the BIG Media Companies Like NBC - Who Controls VOX Via 256 Million Dollar Contributions
I’m going to assume that Vox has never actually sat to watch a Crowder video except to find times that he’s said things about Maza. If they had, they would have found that Crowder actively discourages harassment and doxxing. Still, Crowder was just the excuse Vox needed to initiate a much larger plan, and their plan is sadly working to the detriment of many innocent YouTubers.
The hypocrisy that comes into the equation for Vox, however, is that it has proven not to care about edgy, dark humor. In the past, Vox promoted a popular YouTuber named Filthy Frank who uses shock comedy that bashes everyone, and I mean everyone.
Vox was pushed to do a profile on Filthy Frank by his fans, and Vox was only too happy to do so. In 2017 — just two years ago — its review of Filthy Frank was released and now has almost 3 million views. While Vox acknowledges that Frank says horrible things, including about the LGBT community, it’s okay because he’s just playing a character similar to puppeteer comedian Jeff Dunham or “Family Guy” actor/writer Seth MacFarlane.
Filthy Frank pulls no punches and even openly says the word “******” without bleeping it. In one video, he comedically apologized — much like Crowder did — for saying certain things, especially against the LGBT community. This video ended with a song with the lyrics “… you’re gay now / you’re a giant ****** and you should kill yourself.”
Vox Is Destroying YouTube Over Crowder, But It’s Actually Promoted Edgy Anti-LGBT Humor Recently
The hypocrisy that comes into the equation for Vox, however, is that it has proven not to care about edgy, dark humor. In the past, Vox promoted a popular YouTuber named Filthy Frank who uses shock comedy that bashes everyone, and I mean everyone.
Vox was pushed to do a profile on Filthy Frank by his fans, and Vox was only too happy to do so. In 2017 — just two years ago — its review of Filthy Frank was released and now has almost 3 million views. While Vox acknowledges that Frank says horrible things, including about the LGBT community, it’s okay because he’s just playing a character similar to puppeteer comedian Jeff Dunham or “Family Guy” actor/writer Seth MacFarlane.
Filthy Frank pulls no punches and even openly says the word “******” without bleeping it. In one video, he comedically apologized — much like Crowder did — for saying certain things, especially against the LGBT community. This video ended with a song with the lyrics “… you’re gay now / you’re a giant ****** and you should kill yourself.”
Vox Is Destroying YouTube Over Crowder, But It’s Actually Promoted Edgy Anti-LGBT Humor Recently
I asked them if they will be appending video of a United States Congresswoman downplaying 9/11 by saying that "some people did something" with news video identifying the attackers and showing what they did.
BOP
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The Government doesn't need to infringe anyone's speech - giant tech companies are doing it for them. And by "them," I mean the Demonrat party. Under Demonrats, media functions as a 4th arm of government, while the giant tech companies function as a kind of 5th arm. Appropriate if you know anything about the so-called "5th Columnists."