Using real names doesn't make people nicer. It give people a way to track down people in real life. Yes, that may scare the few people not smart enough not to use their real names, but it much more greatly affects the people who aren't trying to be trolls and get tracked down by trolls.TheSniperFan said:I don't think it's a bigger problem, but it certainly contributes a lot. Maybe it's even a 50/50 thing. When you look at how people behave on the internet vs IRL, it becomes clear that they abuse the fact that there are no consequences.Zachary Amaranth said:I'd say lack of moderation is a bigger issue than lack of real names.TheSniperFan said:While I would agree with you any day, I cannot when it comes to YouTube. At least not without lying to myself.
I'm all for anonymity on the internet (thanks USA for Prism btw.), but the YouTube comment section is one of the places that actually suffer from it. There's a reason why it has its incredibly bad image and part of it comes from the fact that people can be the biggest assholes towards others without any consequences (in 99% of the cases).
Having real names is about prevention, while moderation is about dealing with the alerady existant problem. I think having proper moderation would be the first thing to do though. It hasn't privacy problems attached to it.
You mean, the same comments you already don't see because people always mark them as spam?Easton Dark said:Great. Now I wont see those fucking idiotic spam bots that are like "check out this online game" or telling me how their sister's boyfriend makes 50000000 a fucking month over the internet, fuck those spams.
Parents should already know their little kid's account name. No parent who cares is going to get the kid in trouble just because there's a real name attached. What it might do is alert the kid's friends of his assholishness, but, chances are, the kid already hangs out with other kids who talk and act that way. Plus, again, little Timmy is probably smart enough to just use a fake name--even if it takes getting caught once.TheSniperFan said:So if little Timmy wants to rape the CoD-developer's wife over him changing some stats of his fav. weapon, it would help if his daddy finds out and takes away his Xbox for some time.
Join the Youtube HTML 5 Beta [https://www.youtube.com/html5] and change the video url from "youtube.com/watch?v=VIDEO-ID" to "youtube.com/watch_popup?v=VIDEO-ID" (That forces videos that normaly don't run in HTML 5 into HTML 5.). That at least works for me to preload an entire video in every quality. At least for now. Oh: And often the video tries to load new if you go into full screen, overriding the preload. So either test wether it reloads when you go into full screen or just don't go into fullscreen if you are watching a preloaded video. You are mowst welcome. [https://www.youtube.com/watch_popup?v=qd8wn4ybqsE]shrekfan246 said:I'm still annoyed that the Youtube video player was changed and is no longer capable of pre-buffering videos I want to watch, all because of the 144p resolution and the stupid auto-quality-change thing (which frequently switches from the default resolution to 144p or 240p, then back up to the default whenever I start videos, often causing annoying stuttering and pausing roughly twenty-five seconds into anything I'm trying to watch).
Yeah, all those spam comments that are one or both of the top comments because the current comment system can be abused like that.trlkly said:You mean, the same comments you already don't see because people always mark them as spam?Easton Dark said:Great. Now I wont see those fucking idiotic spam bots that are like "check out this online game" or telling me how their sister's boyfriend makes 50000000 a fucking month over the internet, fuck those spams.
I guarantee you the spamers will find a way around it and abuse it even more. whith the new system they may be the only comments you see (you can't just scroll past them)Easton Dark said:Yeah, all those spam comments that are one or both of the top comments because the current comment system can be abused like that.trlkly said:You mean, the same comments you already don't see because people always mark them as spam?Easton Dark said:Great. Now I wont see those fucking idiotic spam bots that are like "check out this online game" or telling me how their sister's boyfriend makes 50000000 a fucking month over the internet, fuck those spams.
Current system doesn't work at all. Obviously I fucking see them or I wouldn't complain here of all places. Besides, spam on youtube usually means "opinion I don't agree with".
No, they wont.MinionJoe said:They're just going to have to get used to me filing a support ticket every time it happens. Which was again this morning. ;PStrazdas said:I have accepted they are going to ask every freaking time i open the site. at leas the righto ne is selected by default so i just have to click "ok".
I did notice this time that in addition to the two options (use one name/use two names), there was a little check-box that indicated you accepted the Google+ TOS.
I don't recommend clicking that box.
Personally, I've not signed up for Google+. There's no way I'm agreeing to its TOS.
"arc" and "arch" are two separate words with entirely different meanings, and a "Gothic Arch" makes far more sense than a "Gothic Arc", no spelling error there.Strazdas said:Capcha: gothic arch
capcha, learn to spell arc.