YouTube’s anti-extremism crackdown targets journalist who documents extremism
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There’s simply too much content on YouTube to police effectively and fairly. It’s time to move to community based decentralized alternatives.
Say I say I'm an expert in chemistry and education - then I would be available to moderate chem Ed videos.
I'm not convinced this isn't an attempt by YT to claim they tried and it had unintended consequences they can't avoid.
If youtube doesn't moderate, then the extremist content they want to ban won't be banned.
I do not honestly care for propaganda, but if it has something new- aka, something atrocious but never heard before to say- spare it. How can a Algo actually classify novelty?
But really it's impossible at any given time to separate wheat from chaff and ideas mutate so that racial hatred becomes cultural hatred which still maintaining similar elements and a similar out-group vs an in-group. Is that crypto-racism? Maybe, you can never tell as it's like fashion oblivious to those who live in it... because you can only see it through the lens of its critics.