Yeah, I know - that sucks, doesn't it? Default preferences... how easy would that be? And to have it for mobile upload, like Blip, would be even better. But I doubt it'll happen.
Anyway, you said "it proves the I.F.Theory"? I'm lost :) As in "Interactive fiction"? On 5 Aug 2007, at 05:02, Eric Rice wrote: Kinda wish YouTube would remember default preferences. I set to moderate everything.. If I make a mistake in the form before I go to post, when it reloads the page, it resets the preferences. That's bad design. I don't want useless comments and moderation helps that. Ah, the door to Oz is open. On the other side is the rest of the world and it proves the I.F.Theory. :) ER --- In [email protected], Rupert <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote: > > Well, further to our discussion about Haters on Youtube - sure > enough, I posted a video yesterday that got a few hundred views and I > got a really nasty comment from someone with an anonymous account who > just wanted to insult anyone who posts a video. I nuked it, and > blocked him, but I couldn't find the delete button in my brain. > Feature request. > > For me, the solution is to disable comments totally on videos where I > appear. If it's a video of something else, fine - but I don't want > to court personal abuse. I had enough of that at school from the > seniors who were in charge of our dormitories, thank you very much. > That's what it took me back to. > > I'm tacking 'talk to me @twittervlog.tv" onto the end of all my > videos now - knowing that these idiots won't make the effort to abuse > anyone on another site. It's a limitation to developing > conversations and connections on YouTube, but not a dealbreaker. > It's as good a compromise as I can find at the moment. > > I also wrote to one of the two guys who started Youtube - the tech > guy, Steve Chen - asking him to add a "Mark as inappropriate" link > alongside the "Mark as spam" link in the Comments section, so that > serial Haters could get tracked and deleted. At present, there's no > comeback. I'm sure this would make a lot of people more comfortable > about using YouTube, since that seems to be a big concern to > videobloggers - how do any of you feel? > > Rupert > http://twittervlog.tv/ > http://feeds.feedburner.com/twittervlog/ > [Non-text portions of this message have been removed]
