YouTube will now warn users before posting offensive comments
To encourage respectful conversations, YouTube is
launching a new feature that will warn users when their comment may be
offensive to others, giving them the option to reflect before posting.
From the reminder, the commenter can move
forward with posting the comment as is, or take a few extra moments to edit the
comment before posting it.
The notification will appear before the
comment YouTube's AI-based systems deem offensive.
Johanna Wright, Vice President of Product
Management At YouTube, said that in order to help creators better manage
comments and connect with their audience, the company will test a new filter in
YouTube Studio for potentially inappropriate and hurtful comments that have
been automatically held for review.
"So that creators don't ever need to
read them if they don't want to. We'll also be streamlining the comment
moderation tools to make this process even easier for creators," Wright
said in a blog post on Thursday. Read More
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