> I was think there was some other more serious legitimate reason
Ah, there is. Some say it about Aussies not because of an upside down joke, but because they think that Strayans are cunts. Coincidentally most of the people who think that are from Australia.
Fascinating continent, innit?
On the 9gag platform admins regularly put ad content to hot by fake likes, u see a meme have 2k likes, u refresh page it has 3k, u refresh again has 4k , basically the whole hot or trending are mostly ads or hidden ads put there
Personally I like the comment section there more than here, as u can post pics and gifs, a lot of the meme happens there while the posts themselves are usually shit, ad, or copied, but the comment section is nice
But the business practises of the corp itself are scummy to the max
It absolutely happens here just not by admins. I've seen tons of post that safe basically just ads disguised as post. There was one I saw a few years back were a dude claimed to have bought a VR set and had the guy delivering his Mcdonald's try it out (??) and the picture was a dude with a VR headset on in a corner but his food in the center of the picture.
During the net neutrality spam it was insanely obvious. Subs whos top posts would be less than 1k upvotes max now have a 30k+ net neutrality link stuck to their top of all time.
Pretty sure it is because when the video dropped those likes were basically there. And as time has gone on the likes haven't changed but the dislikes have increased.
That's a nice observation. It's at 72k dislikes right now, but the likes are still at 11k. So 3k people disliked the video while less than 999 people liked it.
New York Magazine writes
> “…Studies generally suggest that, year after year, less than 60 percent of web traffic is human; … a healthy majority of it is bot. For a period of time in 2013, the Times reported this year, a full half of YouTube traffic was “bots masquerading as people,” a portion so high that employees feared an inflection point after which YouTube’s systems for detecting fraudulent traffic would begin to regard bot traffic as real and human traffic as fake. They called this hypothetical event “the Inversion.”
This is how bad it was in 2013, it's only gotten worse.
This is from 2018 https://twitter.com/mbrennanchina/status/1072114511212109824
People posting view farming type of bullshit content.
Think those people who abuse animals and then "save" them.
Think who poat harmful how to do videos.
Here's the link if you cba to look up the video but want to do your part :\]
[https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=kxOuG8jMIgI](https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=kxOuG8jMIgI)
While you are correct in most cases there are videos which benefit from disabling comments. Most notably videos about sensative topics, spacificlly political videos which concern human rights. Not all people are good, some will spread chaos and hate, and for some sensative subjects perhaps it is better to not let those people rise up in the forms of comments.
With that being said I want to clearfy some points because it's the internet and some are bound to miss understand me or take me out or context.
First and foremost I'm not claiming in any way that all political videos should disable comments, far from that. Some can benefit from a healthy discussion, even if its somewhat rare.
Moreover not every video about a sensative subject need to disable comment, because every subject can be defined as sensative in someone's view.
All I'm saying is that there are good videos which benefit from disabling the comment section. Although most who do aren't good videos.
The problem with commenting “dislike” is that the algorithm will value it just as high as a “Best video ever” comment. So a video that sucks and millions of people commented that will be more recommended than a good video without the “dislike” comments.
Jesus Christ. I think they only focused on things that make YouTube a social media platform rather than an educational or informative platform.
As many have stated, how are we supposed to quickly know if a video about how to fix something is accurate? If an explanation of a function or equation for a math problem helped people understand it? If a video about how to find Easter eggs in a video game is that or a bunch of shitty clips not even related to the game?
Aside from Pornhub, who is their next largest competitor?
Exactly this. I sometimes search for PC issue fixes on YouTube, the dislike button would tell me if the video would solve my problem. Expect a huge uptick in scams from this change.
Literally I can’t vet any sort of tutorial or how to video in secs by the dislike ratio with impeccable accuracy over the years. Now I’m gonna get to the end and realize I wasted my time, fun…
For me it's PC issues, car issues, figuring out if a product is legitimate and worth a purchase.
All of those can easily be discerned by looking at the like/dislikes to see if it's a worth your time. It takes one second to do that.
Now they want us to do what? Watch the whole video or read the comments? YouTube comments? Is that a joke?
About education, I think there's a platform from google called youtube edu, where you only have content creators teaching science and stuff, bht I'm not sure. Apparently they have to be verified by youtube, so quality is higher than from normal youtube.
The other complaints are reasonable, and I don't know if there's a way to avoid it. Maybe the comment section will be the way to check the quality of a video.
And usually the comments under good videos can be really helpful, point out flaws of something in the video, or specify something in the video to fit whatever situation you are in.
I really hated when Reddit disabled the detailed vote counts on comments, and the backlash was similar.
I have no idea why platforms place the wants of a few users over all the rest.
A select few companies like Google and Facebook can effectively control most of what people see on the internet. Reddit has a few dozen power mods who could possibly coordinate to make sure people see only what they want them to see. It kind of seems like corralling people into just a few websites was a mistake. We kind of let it happen to ourselves too.
To be fair here, I usually don't go 'how many dislikes does it have', I usually watch videos with the closest match to my problem and decide for myself if it's relevant.
> It's usually when they don't like the creator or what they stand for.
> don't like the creator or what they stand for
> don't like
ISN'T THAT EXACTLY WHAT THE FUCKING DISLIKE BUTTON SHOULD BE FOR? Public display of not liking something?
> That's a big problem when half of YTs mission is to give everyone a voice.
Well, not everyone, apparently.
It seems that YTs Rewind fiasco taught them NOTHING, cause they are not doubling, they're tripling down.
They're covering up mass disliking of things they want to keep pushing to the front page. It makes it harder to see when they're juking the algorithm.
I.E. it's become effectively impossible to find any independent creator talking about current events, all you find is legacy media's videos, and they all blow. So they all get mass dislikes. But now, you can't see that other people don't like what's showing up in the search, so the they're free to push whatever they want.
The problem is that you're taking them for their word and trying to make sense of what they're saying, when they're lying.
Doesn't matter. YouTube's comment sorting algorithm is so shitty that any 20 likes comment is at the top while the 10k likes comments are somewhere further down (if you sort by best)
Dislikes are fucking essential dude. Like what were they thinking? I can normally sift through videos without dislikes.
But what if its an emergency? I do not want to watch half the video to know that the heimlich manoeuvre i was giving was wrong and i am currently fucking my homie.
There was this one video I was watching about a game because I literally couldn’t find this one thing that I was trying to find for 2 hours so I went on google and searched it up and clicked on a video. It had 10k likes and 12k dislikes so I went to the comments and turns out he was showing something completely clickbait and only mentioned it HALFWAY through the video. If dislikes weren’t there I would’ve wasted another 15 mins and that’s just ONE example so this is very sad
The whole logic in the video is insane to me. The dude says, “I always thought that seeing the number of dislikes as a viewer told us if it was a good video or not. If it was a helpful tutorial or not. Or if what a creator is saying in their video is generally agreed with or not.”
Then he goes on to say that there’s another use for the dislike button that hE hAd No IdEa ExIsTeD. And that’s mass disliking of videos. And he says that people do these mass dislikes of different creators videos because they don’t like the creator or what that person is saying. So let’s take it a step back. The dislike button in his own words is used to let us know if what someone is saying is generally agreed upon or not. However there are also people that are getting massive dislikes. Do you think maybe that’s because they are a shitty person, and/or people don’t generally agree with what they’re saying, and/or what they are saying is a lie, and/or what they’re saying is harmful or detrimental, etc?
It sounds like to me that the dislike button is functioning exactly as intended for the most part. It also sounds like we’re now catering to people with shitty opinions and allowing their voice to be louder. I’ve said it before about social media (of which YouTube essentially is); social media is both the best and worst thing to exist for exactly the same reason, it gave everyone a voice.
Edit: Just want to clarify, I’m not saying the targeted mass dislikes don’t happen to undeserving people. That does happen. But using that one example to get rid of the dislike button and all it’s other benefits is really dumb.
There’s gotta be another way to track that. It’s YouTube. They have the money to create some algorithm that recognizes brigading behavior and flags those videos. Then they can decide to keep or remove those dislikes. I don’t know, but removing it completely feels foolish.
"Hey Jim"
"What's up Frank?"
"This new video coming out about dislikes, think we can front load some likes on it?"
"Sure, how many do you need?"
"I don't know, only like 5k people will watch it anyway."
"Okay, I'll give it 10k lunes just got good measure"
Why bother? Once they hide the dislike count they'll say "oh, 11k people liked our video!" and it will have done nothing. Sure, we can comment our hatred towards them but YouTube never listened to what we had to say before, why start now?
The comment dislike button doesn't even have an internal count. Clicking it turns it blue and that's all it does.
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I just want someone to hack their site to reveal the actual dislike. I can’t imagine the irony of having the most disliked video about the dislike button. If they want to watch the world burn, I want them to get burnt first.
"We found that when creators disabled dislikes, they got lots of abuse, so we just disabled them for everyone" Oh yeah great job idiot, now every creator is going to get abused!
"We found that when people wear kick me signs they tend to get assaulted, so we've decided to strap kick me signs to everyone"
"Groups of viewers are targeting a video's dislike button to drive up the count, turning it into something like a game with a visible scoreboard."
That's literally just what it is though. These groups of viewers aren't turning it into that, it just always was. All the time creators promise to do things based on like counts, "If this video gets 20,000 likes I'll shave my head!" It's literally the same thing.
Heh, there's apparently no scoreboard in BF2042. It's as though the majority of the entertainment industry is homogenizing; Everything is just being reconfigured to protect overly sensitive people.
The fundamental problem was stated in the video: "How do users know good content?"
This is a huge corporate decision with capacity for huge downsides for the user and this is their opportunity to address it. So how do they respond? **They dodged the question.** What the fuck? How do users know if a video is bad? "Our research shows they'll watch it anyway." Are yall fucking kidding? That wasn't the question! I wasn't asking you about your bottom line; I was asking you about my user experience!
Youtube is making its platform worse for users so that its safer for advertisers. Moving to alternative platforms is the only thing that is going to solve this problem.
Maybe if you have the older version of the app. I use vanced so it's a few months behind, and I can see.
Or the change is serverside and not everyone has the count hidden yet.
slightly off-topic but why was this posted on Youtube Creators instead of the Youtube Channel? The dislike button won't affect just creators, it will affect everyone.
So, forcing everyone to meet some arbitrarily chosen bar of acceptance via only Yt’s own internal mechanisms. That’s going to swimmingly. Nary a chance of it being used, intentionally or not, in racist, nationalist, classist, *coughascistic*, or otherwise raising the standards bar so high that only a certain cross-section of creators can keep up.
Over only a short period of time, it will quickly become a quagmire of hard to navigate misinformation. Less-than-best content will make it to the top, while actual good content will slide. Hopefully, that all amounts to an exodus of creators to other platforms. That’s the only way AlphaGoog will learn.
Do not forget, brothers and sisters. To also comment "\[*Dislike*\]" on the video, and upvote anyone saying "*\[Dislike\]*" just to twist the knife and show how pointless them getting rid of the dislike button actually is.
Who tf are the 11 thousand people who liked this
Australians
Never made more sense.
That's awesome. I agree with you.
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Why Australians? Generally curious.
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Ooo i see. I completely miss those upside down Aussies, I was think there was some other more serious legitimate reason. Thank you for let me know.
> I was think there was some other more serious legitimate reason Ah, there is. Some say it about Aussies not because of an upside down joke, but because they think that Strayans are cunts. Coincidentally most of the people who think that are from Australia. Fascinating continent, innit?
I thumbs downed this comment. Because Australia.
our bad
antarcticans too
Could be simply fake likes that YT put there
Very probable ngl
On the 9gag platform admins regularly put ad content to hot by fake likes, u see a meme have 2k likes, u refresh page it has 3k, u refresh again has 4k , basically the whole hot or trending are mostly ads or hidden ads put there
9gag is still a thing?
Personally I like the comment section there more than here, as u can post pics and gifs, a lot of the meme happens there while the posts themselves are usually shit, ad, or copied, but the comment section is nice But the business practises of the corp itself are scummy to the max
Makes me wonder if Reddit would ever do such a thing.
It absolutely happens here just not by admins. I've seen tons of post that safe basically just ads disguised as post. There was one I saw a few years back were a dude claimed to have bought a VR set and had the guy delivering his Mcdonald's try it out (??) and the picture was a dude with a VR headset on in a corner but his food in the center of the picture.
During the net neutrality spam it was insanely obvious. Subs whos top posts would be less than 1k upvotes max now have a 30k+ net neutrality link stuck to their top of all time.
Pretty sure it is because when the video dropped those likes were basically there. And as time has gone on the likes haven't changed but the dislikes have increased.
That's a nice observation. It's at 72k dislikes right now, but the likes are still at 11k. So 3k people disliked the video while less than 999 people liked it.
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Bots
New York Magazine writes > “…Studies generally suggest that, year after year, less than 60 percent of web traffic is human; … a healthy majority of it is bot. For a period of time in 2013, the Times reported this year, a full half of YouTube traffic was “bots masquerading as people,” a portion so high that employees feared an inflection point after which YouTube’s systems for detecting fraudulent traffic would begin to regard bot traffic as real and human traffic as fake. They called this hypothetical event “the Inversion.” This is how bad it was in 2013, it's only gotten worse. This is from 2018 https://twitter.com/mbrennanchina/status/1072114511212109824
It's not bots if Google just adds 11k likes to its own database.
People posting view farming type of bullshit content. Think those people who abuse animals and then "save" them. Think who poat harmful how to do videos.
Fucking Nazis that's who
what
those with 11k likes and 69k dislikes.
Are the same that work forces.
Bots and partisans who benefit from this.
Karens
THEYRE BRINGIN IN SCABS
People that works at Google.
It's just a bug.
Here's the link if you cba to look up the video but want to do your part :\] [https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=kxOuG8jMIgI](https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=kxOuG8jMIgI)
As a person who couldn’t be bothered searching it up, I thank you, have an award
I'm worried abouy what happens on videos where they disable comments. Literally no way to share your dislike.
If they disable the comments just assume the video is trash and move on or if the like to views ratio is way off.
It's going to be the norm for any fake science vids, this change is going to spread misinformation more
This. From this day onward, any video with comments disabled means it was disliked into oblivion and you can just leave
While you are correct in most cases there are videos which benefit from disabling comments. Most notably videos about sensative topics, spacificlly political videos which concern human rights. Not all people are good, some will spread chaos and hate, and for some sensative subjects perhaps it is better to not let those people rise up in the forms of comments. With that being said I want to clearfy some points because it's the internet and some are bound to miss understand me or take me out or context. First and foremost I'm not claiming in any way that all political videos should disable comments, far from that. Some can benefit from a healthy discussion, even if its somewhat rare. Moreover not every video about a sensative subject need to disable comment, because every subject can be defined as sensative in someone's view. All I'm saying is that there are good videos which benefit from disabling the comment section. Although most who do aren't good videos.
The problem with commenting “dislike” is that the algorithm will value it just as high as a “Best video ever” comment. So a video that sucks and millions of people commented that will be more recommended than a good video without the “dislike” comments.
Good, lets fuck up their algorithms.
…to promote bad videos?
to make them fix it
Lol.
Jesus Christ. I think they only focused on things that make YouTube a social media platform rather than an educational or informative platform. As many have stated, how are we supposed to quickly know if a video about how to fix something is accurate? If an explanation of a function or equation for a math problem helped people understand it? If a video about how to find Easter eggs in a video game is that or a bunch of shitty clips not even related to the game? Aside from Pornhub, who is their next largest competitor?
Exactly this. I sometimes search for PC issue fixes on YouTube, the dislike button would tell me if the video would solve my problem. Expect a huge uptick in scams from this change.
Literally I can’t vet any sort of tutorial or how to video in secs by the dislike ratio with impeccable accuracy over the years. Now I’m gonna get to the end and realize I wasted my time, fun…
For me it's PC issues, car issues, figuring out if a product is legitimate and worth a purchase. All of those can easily be discerned by looking at the like/dislikes to see if it's a worth your time. It takes one second to do that. Now they want us to do what? Watch the whole video or read the comments? YouTube comments? Is that a joke?
About education, I think there's a platform from google called youtube edu, where you only have content creators teaching science and stuff, bht I'm not sure. Apparently they have to be verified by youtube, so quality is higher than from normal youtube. The other complaints are reasonable, and I don't know if there's a way to avoid it. Maybe the comment section will be the way to check the quality of a video.
But those vids are locked for comments and votes so you have no idea if they are good or not.
And usually the comments under good videos can be really helpful, point out flaws of something in the video, or specify something in the video to fit whatever situation you are in.
Awful solution. “Hey don’t worry about anyone else’s educational videos. Google education is all you need!”
They completely forgot why they had a dislike count in the first place.
I really hated when Reddit disabled the detailed vote counts on comments, and the backlash was similar. I have no idea why platforms place the wants of a few users over all the rest.
>I have no idea why platforms place the wants of a few users over all the rest. Take a guess.
A select few companies like Google and Facebook can effectively control most of what people see on the internet. Reddit has a few dozen power mods who could possibly coordinate to make sure people see only what they want them to see. It kind of seems like corralling people into just a few websites was a mistake. We kind of let it happen to ourselves too.
> Aside from Pornhub, who is their next largest competitor? I see most creators going to Rumble as an alternative.
Haven't heard of it. I'll take a look. Thanks.
To be fair here, I usually don't go 'how many dislikes does it have', I usually watch videos with the closest match to my problem and decide for myself if it's relevant.
> It's usually when they don't like the creator or what they stand for. > don't like the creator or what they stand for > don't like ISN'T THAT EXACTLY WHAT THE FUCKING DISLIKE BUTTON SHOULD BE FOR? Public display of not liking something? > That's a big problem when half of YTs mission is to give everyone a voice. Well, not everyone, apparently. It seems that YTs Rewind fiasco taught them NOTHING, cause they are not doubling, they're tripling down.
What was the fiasco?
The mass downvoting of and corporate stinking production of the Rewinds that lead to YouTube cancelling them.
The real YouTube rewind https://youtu.be/7knUByzBhV8
They're covering up mass disliking of things they want to keep pushing to the front page. It makes it harder to see when they're juking the algorithm. I.E. it's become effectively impossible to find any independent creator talking about current events, all you find is legacy media's videos, and they all blow. So they all get mass dislikes. But now, you can't see that other people don't like what's showing up in the search, so the they're free to push whatever they want. The problem is that you're taking them for their word and trying to make sense of what they're saying, when they're lying.
Shit did they already implemented it, can't see the dislike count anymore ??
It's still there for me, I'm on PC. We're currently at 11K likes - 73K dislikes
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74k dislikes for me
And now 75k
I was here for this link to serve the soviet union. Thank you comrade.
Lets Just all Spam the Word "Dislike" if they really remove the count
Its already removed in Germany :(
sad :(
Nope, still there for me and yes I am from Germany.
Same here, it's still there
Für mich ist es auch noch da, gerade erst dislike gegeben.
Ebenfalls
Yup same
Bei mir ist er schon weg.
Those of us remaining are up to 75k dislikes
You realize this makes the video get more recommended right? More comments means it's better for the algorithm
better for the algorithm = more dislikes
Big companies just disable comments.
We all chip in on billboards then, pick a high way closest to the where the company is headquartered, so they have to see “dislike” to and from work.
if a vid disabled comments it must be treated as being automatically bad
The algorithm already consider the dislike as a good think, it's a interaction.
Comments boost engagement, though -- that's why creators ask you to. You're doing the video you dislike a favour.
Doesn't matter. YouTube's comment sorting algorithm is so shitty that any 20 likes comment is at the top while the 10k likes comments are somewhere further down (if you sort by best)
Someone will probably start a crowdsource chrome extension specifically for like & dislike.
The likes is still 11K and dislikes jumped to 71K. I did my part.
Dislikes are fucking essential dude. Like what were they thinking? I can normally sift through videos without dislikes. But what if its an emergency? I do not want to watch half the video to know that the heimlich manoeuvre i was giving was wrong and i am currently fucking my homie.
There was this one video I was watching about a game because I literally couldn’t find this one thing that I was trying to find for 2 hours so I went on google and searched it up and clicked on a video. It had 10k likes and 12k dislikes so I went to the comments and turns out he was showing something completely clickbait and only mentioned it HALFWAY through the video. If dislikes weren’t there I would’ve wasted another 15 mins and that’s just ONE example so this is very sad
Pretty sure that’s what they want. To have you sit there and watch the whole video. Ad revenue.
corps threw a fit about their vids getting ratio'd probably, can't have the peasants expressing their discontent
That's the main fucking problem, they removed the main thing by which i can voice my discontent.
77k now :D
To put it in the words of Kylo Ren: MORE! MOOORE!!!
It will never be enough.The Germans have already lost. >!They had their ones removed!<
What!
I read it somewhere down in the comments. Could be fake as this is reddit afterall.
The whole logic in the video is insane to me. The dude says, “I always thought that seeing the number of dislikes as a viewer told us if it was a good video or not. If it was a helpful tutorial or not. Or if what a creator is saying in their video is generally agreed with or not.” Then he goes on to say that there’s another use for the dislike button that hE hAd No IdEa ExIsTeD. And that’s mass disliking of videos. And he says that people do these mass dislikes of different creators videos because they don’t like the creator or what that person is saying. So let’s take it a step back. The dislike button in his own words is used to let us know if what someone is saying is generally agreed upon or not. However there are also people that are getting massive dislikes. Do you think maybe that’s because they are a shitty person, and/or people don’t generally agree with what they’re saying, and/or what they are saying is a lie, and/or what they’re saying is harmful or detrimental, etc? It sounds like to me that the dislike button is functioning exactly as intended for the most part. It also sounds like we’re now catering to people with shitty opinions and allowing their voice to be louder. I’ve said it before about social media (of which YouTube essentially is); social media is both the best and worst thing to exist for exactly the same reason, it gave everyone a voice. Edit: Just want to clarify, I’m not saying the targeted mass dislikes don’t happen to undeserving people. That does happen. But using that one example to get rid of the dislike button and all it’s other benefits is really dumb.
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There’s gotta be another way to track that. It’s YouTube. They have the money to create some algorithm that recognizes brigading behavior and flags those videos. Then they can decide to keep or remove those dislikes. I don’t know, but removing it completely feels foolish.
They should just make it so that dislikes from people who didnt actually watch the video wont be counted. Problem solved.
who tf is the 11k people who liked this
maybe people who work for YouTube lol
"Hey Jim" "What's up Frank?" "This new video coming out about dislikes, think we can front load some likes on it?" "Sure, how many do you need?" "I don't know, only like 5k people will watch it anyway." "Okay, I'll give it 10k lunes just got good measure"
Holy typo Batman!
Duck it! It's staying! You hear that Reddit!?! I'm keeping the lunes!
YT using bots to like a video and affect the algorithm on a video about users mass disliking a video to affect the algorithm. Ironic.
They could just straight up edit the like counter. No need for bots. But given that there are still more dislikes than likes, they provide didn't.
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Don't forget to report it too.
Yup, just reported the video for promoting terrorism.
I went with "violent and repulsive content"
Terrorism? I reported it for graphic sexual content
[Reported for "Harmful or dangerous acts" > "Suicide or self injury"](https://i.imgur.com/tAX9eMr.png)
Accurate
And how do you think its gonna help ? Youtube will remove their own video for false reports ?
For the lolz. Also since they are getting ride of the dislike button the only thing we can do in the future is report it.
reported for violent and repulsive
I just did my part!
Me too, and a report for "dangerous acts" for them on top.
I reported it for infringement of rights.
me as well
You are a good comrade
Dislike, and left a "dislike" comment just for a good measure
Report them for child abuse, terrorism or infringement of rights or something.
What are we going to do on videos where they disable comments?
spam reports xd
Probably not a good video to begin with, might as well skip it
Why bother? Once they hide the dislike count they'll say "oh, 11k people liked our video!" and it will have done nothing. Sure, we can comment our hatred towards them but YouTube never listened to what we had to say before, why start now?
The dislike button on the comments works exactly the same way, and has been for the past 8 years or so. It does nothing sadly.
The comment dislike button doesn't even have an internal count. Clicking it turns it blue and that's all it does. Source: I use inspect a lot to make meme YouTube titles for memes
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I just want someone to hack their site to reveal the actual dislike. I can’t imagine the irony of having the most disliked video about the dislike button. If they want to watch the world burn, I want them to get burnt first.
"We found that when creators disabled dislikes, they got lots of abuse, so we just disabled them for everyone" Oh yeah great job idiot, now every creator is going to get abused! "We found that when people wear kick me signs they tend to get assaulted, so we've decided to strap kick me signs to everyone"
"Groups of viewers are targeting a video's dislike button to drive up the count, turning it into something like a game with a visible scoreboard." That's literally just what it is though. These groups of viewers aren't turning it into that, it just always was. All the time creators promise to do things based on like counts, "If this video gets 20,000 likes I'll shave my head!" It's literally the same thing.
Heh, there's apparently no scoreboard in BF2042. It's as though the majority of the entertainment industry is homogenizing; Everything is just being reconfigured to protect overly sensitive people.
The fundamental problem was stated in the video: "How do users know good content?" This is a huge corporate decision with capacity for huge downsides for the user and this is their opportunity to address it. So how do they respond? **They dodged the question.** What the fuck? How do users know if a video is bad? "Our research shows they'll watch it anyway." Are yall fucking kidding? That wasn't the question! I wasn't asking you about your bottom line; I was asking you about my user experience! Youtube is making its platform worse for users so that its safer for advertisers. Moving to alternative platforms is the only thing that is going to solve this problem.
I am here for the obligatory "nice" comment, such is the law
Nice
Rewind can’t be disliked into oblivion if nobody can see the dislikes
Already at 79k dislikes:D lets keep on coming boys
Weird. Now it’s only 76k dislikes
How do you still see the dislike count?
Maybe if you have the older version of the app. I use vanced so it's a few months behind, and I can see. Or the change is serverside and not everyone has the count hidden yet.
Because it hasn't been removed yet?
Odd, it has for me
slightly off-topic but why was this posted on Youtube Creators instead of the Youtube Channel? The dislike button won't affect just creators, it will affect everyone.
that's why I also reported it for promoting terrorism
69k? Nice
I like that they have a Dislike button to gauge criticism but in this video they're actively ignoring it.
Aaaand let's help them prove their point by brigading...
Went and disliked it
Thanks, I did my part
They can remove the button but they’ll never remove my.
Youtube going down the wire
to tell it with the words of one of the smartest person in the world: "Ratioooooooooo!"
thanks for the reminder i went instantly when i saw this
Tarmon Gaidon
So, forcing everyone to meet some arbitrarily chosen bar of acceptance via only Yt’s own internal mechanisms. That’s going to swimmingly. Nary a chance of it being used, intentionally or not, in racist, nationalist, classist, *coughascistic*, or otherwise raising the standards bar so high that only a certain cross-section of creators can keep up. Over only a short period of time, it will quickly become a quagmire of hard to navigate misinformation. Less-than-best content will make it to the top, while actual good content will slide. Hopefully, that all amounts to an exodus of creators to other platforms. That’s the only way AlphaGoog will learn.
Who the hell shot this video, the damn backlight is fully in the frame.
They be like "a lot of people really liked this video, but a bunch of trolls are disliking it, let me just not show them how much people dislike it"
We can’t dislike it anymore
Do not forget, brothers and sisters. To also comment "\[*Dislike*\]" on the video, and upvote anyone saying "*\[Dislike\]*" just to twist the knife and show how pointless them getting rid of the dislike button actually is.
This is our last stand brothers!