[gwolf666]

Who else saw this video in a YouTube search?
This appears at the beginning of my YouTube search results. WTF

[Netherrealmer]

They are not porn, but obviously, they're clickbaiters. They're trying to clickbait people to click on those very suggestive thumbnails.

[gwolf666]

They are not porn, but obviously, they're clickbaiters. They're trying to clickbait people to click on those very suggestive thumbnails.

But how can YouTube allow that? There are YouTubers who get their videos taken down for much less, and this person gets nothing said to them. YouTube's moderation is a disgrace.

[Netherrealmer]

People who are called content moderators, they work for YouTube, Facebook, and TikTok. Their job is to watch millions of videos uploaded on their platforms, and usually they try to remove snuff videos, terrorism videos, child abuse videos, and porn videos. But non-porn videos that uses scandalous thumbnails somehow always get away from it. If they will try to make bots use the banning, do the banning, there will be a lot of innocent videos that will be flagged. That's why they do it manually.

[gwolf666]

People who are called content moderators, they work for YouTube, Facebook, and TikTok. Their job is to watch millions of videos uploaded on their platforms, and usually they try to remove snuff videos, terrorism videos, child abuse videos, and porn videos. But non-porn videos that uses scandalous thumbnails somehow always get away from it. If they will try to make bots use the banning, do the banning, there will be a lot of innocent videos that will be flagged. That's why they do it manually.

Before, it was bots, which is why many YouTubers complained about unfair video blocks. Now they do it manually, and they still cause problems for content creators over stupid things. And this video is on the platform as if nothing happened? YouTube moderators are completely useless, that's what they are, according to YouTube content creators themselves.

[Netherrealmer]

Problem is there are people who are trolls. For example, they will try to report a non-violating 10-hour video, and a moderator is forced to watch that whole 10-hour video because that's their job, to watch every single video that is reported to be a violation.

[ptrikha21]

People who are called content moderators, they work for YouTube, Facebook, and TikTok. Their job is to watch millions of videos u.......

They have a tough job and some cunning people do get away with it.
However, such images do impact minds negatively.

[eldavis]

Am pretty sure when you click that, you won't even see that in the video, it's just to make people click probably.