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Re:YouTube bans coronavirus vaccine misinformation by tonyarkles on Thursday October 15, 2020 @10:03AM (#24788754)
Generally speaking by attempting to publish the result in a journal or conference proceedings. There’s a process in place where your unreleased manuscript is sent to other researchers in your field for review. After making corrections based on their feedback, you can be approved for publication, at which point the general public gets a chance to evaluate it.

Having done it, I don’t necessarily love the process and would love for the process to be more open and accessible, but it generally works ok.

Re:YouTube bans coronavirus vaccine misinformation by sp332 on Thursday October 15, 2020 @10:28AM (#24788980)
That's kind of irrelevant to people posting videos on YouTube though.
Re:YouTube bans coronavirus vaccine misinformation by tonyarkles on Thursday October 15, 2020 @09:28PM (#24796439)
I totally agree. Maybe YouTube isn't the best place for a researcher to have their work peer reviewed.