Yeah. Title says it all. Please vote at the tone of the beep.
BEEEEEEEEP!!!
A: Yes 21 Votes
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Consensus
Yes
Yeah. Title says it all. Please vote at the tone of the beep.
BEEEEEEEEP!!!
A: Yes 21 Votes
B: No 0 Votes
C: Neutral 0 Votes
Yes
Marshal6000 wrote:
I would presume any swearing no matter how much or little since the person who clicks the link is clicking it at their own risk when given the warning.
I would say there should be a limit to the amount of swearing. How it could be implemented is beyond me.
I also stand by Loney, but I think common sense should be employed -- if I linked an obscenity without realizing a swear was in the video (either because I hadn't seen it all or it had been so long since I last watched that I forgot), I should be able to warn as soon as it becomes apparent.
Why would you link a video if you haven't seen it?
I also stand by Loney, but I think common sense should be employed -- if I linked an obscenity without realizing a swear was in the video (either because I hadn't seen it all or it had been so long since I last watched that I forgot), I should be able to warn as soon as it becomes apparent.
As the one posting the link, you're responsible for the content. If you link a random YT video without watching and it's full of language, that's your fault.
Legoanimals750 wrote:
I also stand by Loney, but I think common sense should be employed -- if I linked an obscenity without realizing a swear was in the video (either because I hadn't seen it all or it had been so long since I last watched that I forgot), I should be able to warn as soon as it becomes apparent.
Why would you link a video if you haven't seen it?
I said hadn't seen the entirety. Imagine it was, say, a CollegeHumor skit that seemed appropriate, but someone goes and says an expletive at the end. I found it funny just halfway through and linked it without actually having seen the end yet.
Michaelyoda wrote:
I also stand by Loney, but I think common sense should be employed -- if I linked an obscenity without realizing a swear was in the video (either because I hadn't seen it all or it had been so long since I last watched that I forgot), I should be able to warn as soon as it becomes apparent.
As the one posting the link, you're responsible for the content. If you link a random YT video without watching and it's full of language, that's your fault.
See the above. I never said I wasn't responsible.
Legoanimals750 wrote:
I also stand by Loney, but I think common sense should be employed -- if I linked an obscenity without realizing a swear was in the video (either because I hadn't seen it all or it had been so long since I last watched that I forgot), I should be able to warn as soon as it becomes apparent.
You said "Because I haven't seen it at all."
Legoanimals750 wrote:
Legoanimals750 wrote:
I also stand by Loney, but I think common sense should be employed -- if I linked an obscenity without realizing a swear was in the video (either because I hadn't seen it all or it had been so long since I last watched that I forgot), I should be able to warn as soon as it becomes apparent.
You said "Because I haven't seen it at all."
I recommend you read it again. That's quite clearly not what it says.
Legoanimals750 wrote:
Legoanimals750 wrote:
I also stand by Loney, but I think common sense should be employed -- if I linked an obscenity without realizing a swear was in the video (either because I hadn't seen it all or it had been so long since I last watched that I forgot), I should be able to warn as soon as it becomes apparent.
Oh, nvm.
tyes.