There are about 2.5 million new YT videos per day. That’s a lot to moderate with humans. Is it even possible?
I think it was Far Side cartoon with a newly arrived soul that was captioned “Welcome to heaven here is your harp”, and another new soul arriving at hell “Welcome to Hell, here is your accordion”
Beautifully done, bravo!
It’s probably something dumb that triggered it, but honestly, I kind of want it to be a bit more high drama of a reason… like, it was a rival harp player or something!
Now that would make for a better story.
It could go a lot simpler. I mean, she’s got all the makings for a garrotte.
I’ve got a bunch of family type videos on YouTube and a lot videos for various customers spread around YouTube. A couple years ago, and I don’t remember which video but it was harmless, got pulled down for violating some sort of YouTube policy not related to copyright.
I do remember disputing it by basically saying wtf in a polite way. A couple hours later, with no fanfare, it was back online.
The point? It happens and, at least in my experience, YouTube resolved it very quickly. So maybe she jumped the gun because it is back online.
And, way cool thing to do with a harp.
I don’t personally care for accordion music, but the eternally great Weird Al does, so it gets a free pass from me.
I wish more people would use Vimeo or just self-host, but there’s that pesky “the algorithm will serve this to the masses” thing that YouTube does so well. It’s hard.
I dunno, this kind of rocks.
Maybe it’s the distortion pedal that’s harmful to kids.
NOPE! The kids are just fine.
It was back up 3 days ago, as my comment on the original post stated.
You’re welcome.
If YouTube hired moderators then the videos could be vetted before posting. Which would limit the amount of content posted but is that a bad thing? It would certainly allow for competing streaming services.
If not for anything else, Reverb_dot_com is presently sold out of the Electrofoods Nepenthes.
Forbidden stompbox fruit.
Just add the caption: No children were harmed in the making of this video.
…nor will be harmed by the viewing thereof, neither. So there!