YouTube Censorship
Posted on April 9th, 2010 by Staks
YouTube has become one of the largest websites on the internet. It gives people a voice and allows for the free flow of ideas. This is one of the main reasons why atheism dominates YouTube so much. But there are some concerns in regard to censorship.
While I understand YouTube’s concerns in dealing with copyright issues and even pornographic content (because even I don’t want YouTube to become Chat Roulette) I think YouTube need a better system of checks and balances to prevent people from flagging videos that they simply don’t agree with as some how a violation of YouTube terms of service.
Here to explain the issue better is Dusty Smith:
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