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YouTube will warn users before they post comments that “may be offensive to others” and adds better content filter systems for creators

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  • @tyadkisson Tyler Adkisson on x
    YouTube is introducing new features to help combat hate speech and make the platform more inclusive. One feature: a new “comment reminder” prompt that warns users when their post may be offensive to others, and gives the option to reflect before posting. https://blog.youtube/... …
  • @rkyncl Robert Kyncl on x
    We are dedicated to making sure our products & policies help @YouTube creators from all communities thrive. Check out this update on how @YouTube is implementing changes to better help the platform work for all: https://blog.youtube/...
  • @theemilydbaker @theemilydbaker on x
    I wonder how much of our good hearted cursey words are going to get caught up in here. Can I apply for ‘fuckery’ to not be deemed offensive as a matter of fact @YouTubeCreators? #lawnerdsunite https://twitter.com/...
  • @susanwojcicki Susan Wojcicki on x
    At YouTube, we've been looking closely at how our policies and products are working for everyone, and specifically for the Black community. Today we're sharing an update: https://blog.youtube/...
  • @antoniocasilli Casilli on x
    In your opinion, how much human content moderators will be needed to provide the illusion that this “new product” inviting people “to reflect before posting” offensive comments qualifies as “automatic filtering”? https://twitter.com/...
  • @akilahobviously Akilah Hughes on x
    I wonder which Black YouTube creators they consulted with and how much they didn't pay them. 🥱 https://twitter.com/...
  • @youtubecreators @youtubecreators on x
    Learn more about our ongoing efforts to make YouTube a more inclusive platform, including how we're using your feedback to improve the nature of comments and better serve creators. https://blog.youtube/...
  • @edbott Ed Bott on x
    Someone at YouTube thought this was a good way to deal with its toxic comments problem https://twitter.com/...
  • @sarafischer Sara Fischer on x
    NEW: YouTube making changes to limit hate speech, boost inclusion - Twitter, Facebook announced similar efforts around hate speech/inclusion this week -Simultaneous announcements suggest tech firms may have waited to introduce changes until after election https://www.axios.com/..…