It's March 14th - the day Krabs fries!
So it turns out a lot of people liked this secret channel video, but YouTube itself banished it to the realm of YouTube Kids, which is very sad, very funny, very telling, and very unfortunate as it means the comment section of the video got disabled and its overall discoverability tanked.
BUT that it makes for the perfect guinea pig to challenge the system. For now, I'm going to unlist the video from appearing on my channel which removes the otherwise forced YouTube Kids branding in the video. (and also prevents users from watching it in the YouTube Kids app) Instead, the video will be linked on this post so that anyone who sees this post can still watch the video, and likewise, whoever has a link to the video also has a link to this post in the video desription.
So now, you can exchange your comments for the video on this post if you'd like. (as to compensate for the video's removed comment section) You can also Like the video itself if you'd like to easily access it in the future. You should even still be able tp share the link of either the post or the video as an embed if you want others to be able to access it. Other users might be recommended this post based on similar interests and demographics, which is probably still better than the current state of the video itself.
This is mainly a test to see how this would potentially work if a more significant video was struck by the YouTube Kids Detection Bot and if this workaround has any impact on the results.
Noah Plays Some Games
Pokémon Presents Plan Z: https://youtu.be/ZOM4efpwvUM
It's March 14th - the day Krabs fries!
So it turns out a lot of people liked this secret channel video, but YouTube itself banished it to the realm of YouTube Kids, which is very sad, very funny, very telling, and very unfortunate as it means the comment section of the video got disabled and its overall discoverability tanked.
BUT that it makes for the perfect guinea pig to challenge the system. For now, I'm going to unlist the video from appearing on my channel which removes the otherwise forced YouTube Kids branding in the video. (and also prevents users from watching it in the YouTube Kids app) Instead, the video will be linked on this post so that anyone who sees this post can still watch the video, and likewise, whoever has a link to the video also has a link to this post in the video desription.
So now, you can exchange your comments for the video on this post if you'd like. (as to compensate for the video's removed comment section) You can also Like the video itself if you'd like to easily access it in the future. You should even still be able tp share the link of either the post or the video as an embed if you want others to be able to access it. Other users might be recommended this post based on similar interests and demographics, which is probably still better than the current state of the video itself.
This is mainly a test to see how this would potentially work if a more significant video was struck by the YouTube Kids Detection Bot and if this workaround has any impact on the results.
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