Why the dislikes decision was one of YouTube's most harmful, and how to fix it
The most surprising thing is that the stated problem was then solved in much more progressive ways, here are some of them: 1. Forbid users to put reactions if they did not watch the video at least 20% (oops! and bot farms would become less effective.) 2. Use YouTube algorithms to search for bots, unjustified raids on young users. 3. Forbid deleting comments (this should be highlighted in bold, because many do not know that the author of the channel can delete comments and ban users). YouTube algorithms have already learned to find unreasonable criticism or something that contradicts their censorship)))
Why haven't users done anything about this yet (Return Dislike is there, but after closing to YouTube API, their rating is too inaccurate...)?
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