RebeccaCee
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I love your sig!
Instead of futily fighting Google on this, we should be informing people that Youtube search result count is a meaningless figure.
There needs to be a balance between thinking and judging.The establishment is so pathetic. If Ron Paul is such a fringe candidate, why go through all the effort to eliminate his message? Let people make their mind up for themselves. Or maybe that's the problem? They don't want people thinking.
Right now I'm not logged in and it shows 299,000 video's for Ron Paul, Palin's hitting 146,000, the next closest Republican is Romney with 6060 or roughly 2% of Ron Paul's count. This is not really as significant during the GOP primary, as it is in the general election. Regardless, Ron Paul has more video's to watch than all the other GOP'ers combined, so this is excellent, in the sense of getting out the message to the masses.Many different mainstream networks ran tech specials in 2007 and 2008 that compared Youtube video numbers.
Youtube is much larger four years later.
The numbers will be trumpeted much louder.
This does matter when this information goes out to tens of millions of viewers who think they are making informed decisions about who has actual grassroots enthusiasm.
If it was RPF's or Average Joe's video's I could understand this being a waste of time, but we're talking about media monopolies controlling nearly the entirety of public opinion. I agree they can do whatever they want as far as managing the data on their sites, but we can also expose them.I don't remember when private sites had to "play fair" at all. Is that a law somewhere to show equal amounts or not be able to remove anything from your own site? Is it just because it is a large site?
How many mitt romney posts are on THIS FORUM, where is his justice!!!! lol
come on, lets be productive with productive efforts.
youtube can add and remove whatever it wants and who really cares?
So why keep using it? Is there another alternative?