Re:YouTube deleting comments who criticize their hiding of t...
by lordofgibbons on Friday December 03, 2021 @08:43PM
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This metric isn't meant for a bot, it's meant for people to use common sense on.
If I see a covid related news story, I'll just ignore the like/discount ratio. But if I see a tech tutorial or conference talk with 50% like/dislike, I'll be fairly confident that the video isn't worth my time.
Re:YouTube deleting comments who criticize their hiding of t...
by Causality1 on Friday December 03, 2021 @09:35PM
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Imagine the number of dead PCs if that Verge video hadn't been riddled with dislikes.
Re:YouTube deleting comments who criticize their hiding of t...
by katbyte on Friday December 03, 2021 @09:12PM
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It’s pretty telling for some types of content and not so much for others. I’m more then capable of using it where it matters and understanding why some content might be massively downvotes (but then still often find it informative)
Re:YouTube deleting comments who criticize their hiding of t...
by Epitom3 on Friday December 03, 2021 @10:45PM
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> many news videos related to Covid are heavily downvoted. Does that mean that they're bad coverage?
It does mean for sure many people don't agree with them.
> or that people don't like to hear what the news has to say?
ironic...
Is this really a good metric? Counterpoint: many news videos related to Covid are heavily downvoted. Does that mean that they're bad coverage? or that people don't like to hear what the news has to say?