Came to check if Jared got mentioned. Sucks how much of a creepy shithead he was since I found his reviews at least tolerable for the most part.
Came to check if Jared got mentioned. Sucks how much of a creepy shithead he was since I found his reviews at least tolerable for the most part.
There's this make up gayguy who is getting rekt atm. Idk who he is or w/e, but he's into nongays and keeps harassing them; also charges like half a grand for meet and greets and whatnot. The youtube algo recommended that shit, wtf lol.
ChuckE2009 had decided to embrace his ethno-nationality alt right bullshit and has decided to go full hog on that bullshit.
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who in the fuck are these people
If anyone's interested, the "side bitch" has chimed in: https://twitter.com/HollyConrad/stat...39423304024064
I was watching Metokur's stream on that last night. This shit's insane.
https://www.bbc.com/news/technology-48355681
https://www.businessinsider.com/mms-...19-5?r=US&IR=T
Videos promoting bleach as a cure for autism are amongst the most promoted on the topic of autism on YouTube.
The substance, which is peddled as "Miracle Mineral Solution" (MMS), has reportedly caused dozens of injuries and two deaths in the US.
According to an investigation by technology news site Business Insider some appeared in the top three search results for "autism cure".
YouTube removed most of them after they were reported by the publication.
Business Insider journalist Tom Porter said he was "taken aback" by the popularity of some of the videos, which promote MMS as a cure for a range of conditions - including malaria and cancer.
"People who were just looking for broad information on autism or malaria were being pushed these videos," he told the BBC. "It will have been promoted to people who had never heard of it."
He found that the top 20 videos promoting MMS on YouTube had more than 3 million views.
YouTube reportedly told Business Insider that it does not proactively search for content that violates its policies, but that it had changed its algorithms to prevent MMS videos from appearing in search results.
any hot takes / does anyone care about this?:
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=fDqBeXJ8Zx8
Not surprised at all if there's some degree of preference to highest generators, level of controversy, and just general content related to your own history.
This is something content creators have talked about for a couple of years now.
Sounds like content creators complaining cause the wildly successful trending algorithm doesnt favor their own videos as much as more famous people lol.
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Considering they made YouTube what it is I think they've earned the right to complain.
almost like saladin just doesnt like pewdiepie
and also lmao at pewdie not being as famous as amorphous late night host #37
sums up how i feel on it as well
i think the most interesting thing about the video was when looking at other countries, youtube content creators tended to trend almost as often as the media did. so clearly there is some human intervention happening in the US that's promoting our media
When I load up my YouTube app now I'm almost inundated with "Because you liked this one video here's a bunch of famous people who did something similar". I don't even see my favorite channels unless I go to subscriptions.
I don't care what's trending. YouTube is for me to decide what I like. Not what Google decides I like. That's the problem booming with social media and things like YouTube now. Algorithms create an artificial echo chamber so you don't get to diversify what you like or search for your interests. You're just fed what you have liked in the past.