Steven Crowder
Facebook threatens to delete Steven Crowder’s page
His page with over three million followers could be wiped out.
MembersDespite what the media wants you to believe, social media platforms don’t have a “hate speech” problem
? The data on the supposed hate speech epidemic that’s plaguing social media platforms shows that very few social media users actually come across hate speech.
YouTube removed 100,000 videos under its controversial “hate speech” and “harassment” rules last quarter
These rules have decimated commentary, comedy, criticism and many other popular YouTube genres.
MembersHow 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.
Carlos Maza returns to YouTube as an independent creator
It remains to be seen how the YouTube community will respond.
2019 was a low point for YouTube and demoralizing for creators and the community
There are no signs things will be better in 2020.
YouTube purges iDubbbz Content Cop video and comedy videos as it retroactively enforces new harassment policy
Creators had feared that this new policy would trigger a massive purge on the site.
YouTube purge to hit creators with harsh punishments for going “too far” with insults, mockery and even jokes
YouTube creators have been predicting that a December YouTube purge was coming. Here it is.
YouTube reverses at least some of the censorship of Steven Crowder and others
Crowder highlighted how the search results looked before and after his lawyer contacted YouTube about the issue.
CEO Susan Wojcicki says news commentary is a “very small” part of YouTube
This could explain why YouTube has been so open about embracing “authoritative sources” for its news content.
YouTube says new “creator-on-creator harassment” rules are coming
This comes after Vox host Carlos Maza claimed that comedian Steven Crowder’s jokes about him constituted “harassment.”
YouTube CEO Susan Wojcicki explains why YouTube didn’t bend to Vox’s demands and ban Steven Crowder from YouTube
The CEO explained if they took down Steven Crowder, they’d have to take down a whole lot more channels.