I was just in the comment section, I was like, Why does this not spell out sex? It's actually less spelling you have to do, right? Only three letters. Yeah, I just thought it was a little weird. Why are they typing sex, Segs and Great in the comments? Why not just say the actual word? So these substitute words are becoming quite catchy. So I don't know, I just wanted to talk about it. It was on my mind
Dewuan .
@FryedOreo · 2:52
It's. Yes is an interesting post in regards of monetization and censorship. Censorship has always sort of created new ways of getting around it. It's almost a badge of honor if you can get around a ban of something to post something that actually meets the criteria and therefore cannot get censored. And that seems to definitely be the case here. It's interesting what you can't say
J.L. Beasley
@Her_Sisu · 1:55
Like the word COVID was typed out or sex or d***, whatever it would flag for inappropriate content. And then I would get a number of members that would message me in Facebook messenger to say hey, I'm in Facebook jail because I typed a comment that Facebook flagged or deemed inappropriate. And so that's when I started to see more and more and more people exchange out either a character in the middle of the word. I actually typed out sex today and did the same thing
Swell Team
@Swell · 0:15
It. Yeah. YouTube has become the new TV. It has become television. You know, a lot of these channels now, they don't do it just because they want to or because it's a hobby. They do it because it's a job. It's their career. These channels, man, now they have a whole production set up. They're part of a production company and they have managers. Human resource, like a regular job, bro
Hey, what is up, her sister? How's it going? Yeah, you know, words can become quite offensive over time. Like, you know, for example, labels to identify ourselves, you know, like the word Negro, I want to say that became offensive. So it replace it with color. Then I want to say it kind of went back to, well, now, they always kind of stayed with color up until the 60s