001Guy001
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- Comment on ‘I got sent something of people shooting themselves’ – research shows young people can’t avoid harmful content online 1 week ago:
I used it very briefly. Doesn’t it depend on the groups you join? There could also be horrible stuff in Facebook groups, WhatsApp groups, Telegram groups, etc.
Of course, there needs to be a way to report that type of content, and the platform should be held accountable for hosting/disseminating the reported content if it doesn’t remove it. It’s just that I don’t think that banning access to a general platform is the right move.
- Comment on ‘I got sent something of people shooting themselves’ – research shows young people can’t avoid harmful content online 1 week ago:
In the “olden” times, should have parents vetoed the usage of Usenet/forums/AIM/mIRC/ICQ/etc. just because horrible stuff could have been shared there?
Additionally, should parents monitor everything their kids do? Other than the privacy/lack-of-trust implications, not everybody has the time/ability/energy to do that
- Comment on HELP! How do I help educate my son about his body when I know nothing about boys?? 2 months ago:
just making sure you’ve seen this nested comment
- Comment on Algorithms are breaking how we think - Technology Connections 2 months ago:
I’ve been using RSS to keep up with channels and it’s been great. I recently found out that you can use a different feed url to only get the main videos from the channel (to filter out shorts and livestreams)
So instead of the channel url (which gets converted to
https://www.youtube.com/feeds/videos.xml?channel_id=UC…
) you usehttps://www.youtube.com/feeds/videos.xml?playlist_id=UULF…
(might stand for User Uploads Long Form)If you use an addon (like Feedbro) you can automatically get the first rss URL and manually convert it by clicking on Find Feeds In Current Tab when on the channel’s page, then right-click copy the “rss” hyperlink. Otherwise, you can look for the channel ID in the page source by searching for
=UC
.