Well, what else might it be? Agadmator is just a chess channel. He does breakdowns of chess games and that’s pretty much it.
...and black steals a pawn from white here.
White springs his trap and white is now crushing black on the back row.
.. and we can see black is completely dominating white's position.
White is getting killed by black here...
.. and black now has white in a complete stranglehold.
But it's the complete lack of transparency, as well as some YouTubers having difficulty getting their accounts restored that's the real issue.
Maybe he used some specific phrase that triggered something? Or maybe he used some words just a tad too often? Or maybe something else? No one seems to know...
How many times do non-chess channels get caught in this filter? That’s the first question I’d be asking. I have to assume more than zero times. How many chess channels have not been banned by this filter? Again, presumably more than zero. And yet the article makes conclusions with a dataset of 1.