Did YouTube block a chess channel over violation of community guideline and usage of racist language? Late last year, a YouTuber who produces popular chess videos found that his channel was blocked over charges of 'harmful and dangerous' content.
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You have to be careful using the term "Queen" too.
ReplyDeleteBreaking News:
ReplyDeleteThe Chess Channel is now permanently banned after White achieved Checkmate.
Its worse than that. They were discussing advances and capturing and we all know that only women can be advanced upon or captured....fucking Spartans...ruining it for everyone.
ReplyDeleteMalignant, evil, idiocracy. Welcome to The New Normal. It' not a bug, it's the feature.
ReplyDeleteSome days I wonder if maybe they have taken the search for an excuse to be butthurt just a bit too far..
ReplyDeleteI'm a big fan of Agadamator's channel. Chess is my poison - it is addictive & beautiful at the same time. And this guy REALLY puts a good commentary together. I remember when it happened, he wasn't sure why. I had a feeling it was black, white, attack, threat, penetration, and other words commonly used in describing a game.
ReplyDeleteI found a version of the Tim Minchin poem "Storm" that had been censored by a crude algorithm of some sort. Stars had been inserted in place of letters wherever words like ass and kill appeared. The problem is that the words being censored were assert and skill.
ReplyDeleteI watched a "colorized by artificial intelligence" John Wayne movie last night. The horses were nice shades of green occasionally. Quite interesting.
ReplyDeleteBut see what results you get when you put "fart" in the search box.
ReplyDeleteI forgot to mention that in the UK there is a town called Scunthorpe that often falls foul of this kind of thing.
ReplyDeleteSolution: Henceforth all pieces shall be of equal gray color. Don't worry you can't tell yours from theirs. The gov will send out trained inspectors to arbitrate the equity.
ReplyDeleteDominion already locked up that contract as the official arbitrators.
DeleteIt reminds me of the cartoon of Beetle Bailey. Sarge was telling Beetle and a black private that there was no such thing as black and white in the U.S. Army, only green. He then said, " you, the dark green one, head over to the office and bring me back my duty roster."
ReplyDeleteOf course, that would not fly today, but many years ago, it was brilliant.