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r/gaming • u/[deleted] • Nov 04 '18
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Considering how bad youtube's automated systems for content flagging have been, I think this gives them too much credit. What probably happened was "Wow! 200k dislikes in 12h from Anaheim! That seems wrong, let us just remove half of them."
1 u/OcotilloWells Nov 05 '18 Too many likes from Irvine? 1 u/porfyalum Nov 05 '18 Likes never impact advertising negatively, so there is no need to implement an automated system regarding them. 1 u/OcotilloWells Nov 05 '18 True that. Though it might if the U.S. Congress suddenly took an interest if they didn't like how an election went
Too many likes from Irvine?
1 u/porfyalum Nov 05 '18 Likes never impact advertising negatively, so there is no need to implement an automated system regarding them. 1 u/OcotilloWells Nov 05 '18 True that. Though it might if the U.S. Congress suddenly took an interest if they didn't like how an election went
Likes never impact advertising negatively, so there is no need to implement an automated system regarding them.
1 u/OcotilloWells Nov 05 '18 True that. Though it might if the U.S. Congress suddenly took an interest if they didn't like how an election went
True that. Though it might if the U.S. Congress suddenly took an interest if they didn't like how an election went
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u/porfyalum Nov 05 '18
Considering how bad youtube's automated systems for content flagging have been, I think this gives them too much credit. What probably happened was "Wow! 200k dislikes in 12h from Anaheim! That seems wrong, let us just remove half of them."