harassment policy
Riot Games to start recording conversations in order to police “harassment”
It’s not just social platforms that are looking to police conversations; game developers are looking to get in on it too.
Claiming that criticism is “harassment” is an increasingly prevalent gatekeeping tactic among journalists
? The tactic is used to silence criticism from the independent creators who are rising up to displace them.
YouTube demonetizes commentary channel Tipster for “harassment”
Another commentary channel has its income wiped out as a result of YouTube’s controversial harassment rules.
How YouTube’s crackdown on “controversial” content is slowly killing comedy, commentary, criticism, and more
?YouTube’s rule changes and recent precedents are making a growing number of genres untenable on the platform.
Susan Wojcicki reflects on YouTube switch from being “raw” and “authentic” to policies that favor legacy media
The YouTube CEO talks about the state of YouTube on today, its 15th birthday.
PewDiePie says YouTube’s “anti-YouTuber” practices could kill its platform dominance
PewDiePie pointed to YouTube’s increasingly creator-hostile direction as something that could lead to its downfall.
YouTube CEO Susan Wojcicki denies that YouTube has “some kind of ulterior goal”
Wojcicki also pushed back on what she described as “conspiracy theories” about “what YouTube’s really up to.”
KSI defends YouTube as it faces mounting criticism from the community
KSI said the platform is “so important” to him and has allowed him to do more things.
PewDiePie calls out fake news headlines that suggest he’s quitting YouTube – he’s not
The YouTuber highlighted lies news media outlets have told.
PewDiePie announces he’s taking a break from YouTube
In a video criticizing YouTube’s direction, PewDiePie said he’s tired and taking a break.
PewDiePie slams YouTube’s new harassment policy – “Oh God. What has happened to comedy?”
PewDiePie warned that only “mediocre humor” will be allowed on the platform after this change.
YouTube removes true crime video from Kendall Rae for being “harmful and dangerous”
True crime could be the latest genre that’s no longer safe on YouTube.












