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Janice Johnson · 11-14-2021, 03:48 PM

I was watching an Anti Scam video where the YouTube Uploader warns against a Scam that gets you to call them, not the other way around. He seemed so nice in the actual video, but in his actual Comments, he is rude, condescending, insulting, nasty to his Posters. I was astounded, APPALLED, STUNNED, SHOCKED at MANY of his rude Comments to his Commentators.

Here is an example of his rude at best Comments. Poster. "I saw right through this scam in the 90's. His reply was, "Good for you.

" The UPLOADER rolled his eyes at his Poster. The UPLOADER was replying like this, NOT a random Poster.

At least one Poster called him out on his nasty Comments, saying something like,"I don't appreciate being insulted by the Uploader when all I did was mention this Scam was easy to see through." Thank God I wasn't the only one taken back by the Uploader's NASTY Comments...

https://m.youtube.com/watch?v=Lv9nrzSUIog

Caroline13 · 11-15-2021, 04:11 PM

Rude has been the driving force as I've experienced since very early this year. Probably a little sooner but I can count on the forums I've entered into since early this year.

The youtubes I've experienced, no rude issues there. I don't hang on the youtube world unless a topic is brought to my attention.

RetroGuy2000 · 11-15-2021, 06:23 PM

Janice J., don't worry about rude comments on YouTube. When my friend introduced me to the platform in 2006, his comment was, "Never read the comment section of a YouTube video." It's always going to be a mixed bag... some good, some terrible. If the video creator's worst comment is "Good for you (with a sarcasm face)", that's way better than what I've seen from many social media accounts. I think the worst comments I've ever seen on social media were during the Amy's Baking Company fiasco, when the owners were caught on video stealing their servers' tips, and they went on social media writing "F*** you!", etc., to thousands of commenters who were outraged that they stole tips, swore at people, and resold pre-packaged desserts, claiming they were "homemade". Worst social media meltdown ever.

Yes, it would be nice if the Internet were a more civil place, and I agree you wouldn't expect an uploader to get rude on his/her own page, but it does happen. Those 'Comment' sections can get brutal. I will give the same advice I was given back in 2006: "Never read the comments section of a YouTube video." Then, if you do choose to read comments, and they are nice, you will be pleasantly surprised.

I have a couple of YouTube channels. The comments are largely positive. Occasionally, I get a rude one, and I just remove it. But not everyone thinks to do that.

RetroGuy2000 · 11-15-2021, 06:29 PM

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Originally Posted by Caroline13

Rude has been the driving force as I've experienced since very early this year.

You claimed people here were "sheeple" and recommended America's Frontline Doctors without disclosing the fact that you have relatives who are making money ($20,000 per month!) on Patreon on America's Frontline Doctors' videos. Of course people didn't respond kindly to that. That's spam.

opus · 11-15-2021, 06:32 PM

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Originally Posted by RetroGuy2000

Occasionally, I get a rude one, and I just remove it. But not everyone thinks to do that.

Sorry, occasionally I get grumpy.

Janice Johnson · 11-15-2021, 06:54 PM

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Originally Posted by RetroGuy2000

Janice J., don't worry about rude comments on YouTube. When my friend introduced me to the platform in 2006, his comment was, "Never read the comment section of a YouTube video." It's always going to be a mixed bag... some good, some terrible. If the video creator's worst comment is "Good for you (with a sarcasm face)", that's way better than what I've seen from many social media accounts. I think the worst comments I've ever seen on social media were during the Amy's Baking Company fiasco, when the owners were caught on video stealing their servers' tips, and they went on social media writing "F*** you!", etc., to thousands of commenters who were outraged that they stole tips, swore at people, and resold pre-packaged desserts, claiming they were "homemade". Worst social media meltdown ever.

Yes, it would be nice if the Internet were a more civil place, and I agree you wouldn't expect an uploader to get rude on his/her own page, but it does happen. Those 'Comment' sections can get brutal. I will give the same advice I was given back in 2006: "Never read the comments section of a YouTube video." Then, if you do choose to read comments, and they are nice, you will be pleasantly surprised.

I have a couple of YouTube channels. The comments are largely positive. Occasionally, I get a rude one, and I just remove it. But not everyone thinks to do that.

The "Good for you,"

was actually one of the milder ones. This Uploader straight up used ,"Stupid," Ass hole," "I hate People like you," when responding to his Posters. Unacceptable.

RetroGuy2000 · 11-15-2021, 06:56 PM

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Originally Posted by opus

Sorry, occasionally I get grumpy.

We all know it's because Barbara Cooper quickly got expelled from Eastland. Warren Littlefield decided there were "too many girls" at a girls' school and Barbara was sent back to Indianapolis; her crossover episode went unaired. ODAAT fans have been bitter ever since.

RetroGuy2000 · 11-15-2021, 06:57 PM

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Originally Posted by Janice Johnson

The "Good for you,"

was actually one of the milder ones. This Uploader straight up used ,"Stupid," Ass hole," "I hate People like you," when responding to his Posters. Unacceptable.

That's crazy!

Janice Johnson · 11-15-2021, 07:02 PM

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Originally Posted by RetroGuy2000

That's crazy!

Thank you. I was beyond STUNNED that the UPLOADER was speaking to his Posters this way. He seemed so nice in his actual video, it's a complete 180...

RetroGuy2000 · 11-15-2021, 07:08 PM

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Originally Posted by Janice Johnson

Thank you. I was beyond STUNNED that the UPLOADER was speaking to his Posters this way. He seemed so nice in his actual video, it's a complete 180...

I definitely don't understand why an uploader would do that; you want people to like, comment, and subscribe.

opus · 11-15-2021, 11:20 PM

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Originally Posted by RetroGuy2000

We all know it's because Barbara Cooper quickly got expelled from Eastland. Warren Littlefield decided there were "too many girls" at a girls' school and Barbara was sent back to Indianapolis; her crossover episode went unaired. ODAAT fans have been bitter ever since.

Backtracking a bit to your first post in here, what YouTube channels do you have? Are they all FOL videos?

RetroGuy2000 · 11-16-2021, 01:54 AM

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Originally Posted by opus

Backtracking a bit to your first post in here, what YouTube channels do you have? Are they all FOL videos?

I have two work-related YouTube channels, and then one for fun TV viewing.

Janice Johnson · 11-16-2021, 07:36 AM

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Originally Posted by RetroGuy2000

I definitely don't understand why an uploader would do that; you want people to like, comment, and subscribe.

Ironically, he did invite his Posters to like, comment, and subscribe.

opus · 11-16-2021, 02:12 PM

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Originally Posted by RetroGuy2000

I have two work-related YouTube channels, and then one for fun TV viewing.

I just left an inane comment on one of the videos for you to erase (You'll quickly recognize it

)

RetroGuy2000 · 11-16-2021, 03:18 PM

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Originally Posted by opus

I just left an inane comment on one of the videos for you to erase (You'll quickly recognize it

)

11-14-2021, 03:48 PM	#1
Janice Johnson Commercial Lover Forum 4000 Club Member Join Date: May 30, 2003 Location: Miami, Florida Posts: 4,738	Rude YouTube Uploaders? :/ I was watching an Anti Scam video where the YouTube Uploader warns against a Scam that gets you to call them, not the other way around. He seemed so nice in the actual video, but in his actual Comments, he is rude, condescending, insulting, nasty to his Posters. I was astounded, APPALLED, STUNNED, SHOCKED at MANY of his rude Comments to his Commentators. Here is an example of his rude at best Comments. Poster. "I saw right through this scam in the 90's. His reply was, "Good for you. " The UPLOADER rolled his eyes at his Poster. The UPLOADER was replying like this, NOT a random Poster. At least one Poster called him out on his nasty Comments, saying something like,"I don't appreciate being insulted by the Uploader when all I did was mention this Scam was easy to see through." Thank God I wasn't the only one taken back by the Uploader's NASTY Comments... https://m.youtube.com/watch?v=Lv9nrzSUIog
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11-15-2021, 04:11 PM	#2
Caroline13 Member Forum Fanatic Join Date: Jan 30, 2021 Location: So Calif Posts: 14,483	Rude has been the driving force as I've experienced since very early this year. Probably a little sooner but I can count on the forums I've entered into since early this year. The youtubes I've experienced, no rude issues there. I don't hang on the youtube world unless a topic is brought to my attention.
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11-15-2021, 06:23 PM	#3
RetroGuy2000 Julie,Julie Anne,&Felice 4Ever Forum Star Join Date: Dec 27, 2013 Posts: 16,914	Janice J., don't worry about rude comments on YouTube. When my friend introduced me to the platform in 2006, his comment was, "Never read the comment section of a YouTube video." It's always going to be a mixed bag... some good, some terrible. If the video creator's worst comment is "Good for you (with a sarcasm face)", that's way better than what I've seen from many social media accounts. I think the worst comments I've ever seen on social media were during the Amy's Baking Company fiasco, when the owners were caught on video stealing their servers' tips, and they went on social media writing "F*** you!", etc., to thousands of commenters who were outraged that they stole tips, swore at people, and resold pre-packaged desserts, claiming they were "homemade". Worst social media meltdown ever. Yes, it would be nice if the Internet were a more civil place, and I agree you wouldn't expect an uploader to get rude on his/her own page, but it does happen. Those 'Comment' sections can get brutal. I will give the same advice I was given back in 2006: "Never read the comments section of a YouTube video." Then, if you do choose to read comments, and they are nice, you will be pleasantly surprised. I have a couple of YouTube channels. The comments are largely positive. Occasionally, I get a rude one, and I just remove it. But not everyone thinks to do that.
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