Why do people act like YouTube comments are "fake" while posting on platforms like leddit, which are significantly easier to game.

There's a different per-user marketing value depending on site, leddit has always been the cheapest.

@crunklord420 I guess it's because the uploader can moderate comments on their videos unlike Reddit where the uploader can't do anything.

@xianc78 I think it's literally hundreds, or thousands of times more likely your YouTube comment will be removed by an AI than deleted by a channel owner. It is such a heavily policed platform.

What other site can you leave a comment and there's a 20% chance it will be silently censored before it ever even appears on the site.
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@crunklord420 At this point, it wouldn't surprise me if YouTube decides to just get rid of comments all together. News sites have gotten rid of them for quite some time.

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