Well, I’m not gonna talk semantics, but since it’s degrading or shows a lack of respect, it probably qualifies as an insult. The same way this does:

You’re going to catch some flak for this question, so I’ll try to make it very simple and non-aggressive.

People complain that journalists should know how to play games. Well, Cecilia is basically a pro esports champion.

It’s popular because it has a number of 1st Party games that are amazing. They regularly get 8+ scores for reviews, and Nintendo might be the company with the most perfect scores in regards to video game reviews. Remember, of all the companies who produce consoles, people buy Nintendo for 1st party games more than…

“It’s really not that edgy.”

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That’s a very lazy-person thing to say. If you work in a small team with cool people and everyone is paid the same, emulation will push everybody to give its best.

It actually kinda confirms a lot of theories about socialist structures.

And to be fair the ESRB rating was created to keep the government out of it so we do not get government censorship leading to harsher rules

True but i believe the ESRB board can make request to censor items correct or recommendations or else they will reclassify you. 

Now to be fair, the Affiliate program has nto actually been around for 4 years, so I was counting since I started streaming but a better way to put that would have been something like “Oh that seems like a long time, what’s your channel.”

What’s wrong with being mindful of people’s feelings? It’s not about being “politically correct”. It’s about being respectful of others.

I’d imagine so. As big as Youtube is they can’t be happy with the mass amount of bad press they’re receiving right now. I think what they’re doing is clamping down on all advertising, putting extra measures in place to convince advertisers they’re a reliable platform, then we’ll see revenues start to increase again.

It’s a major reason the WWE went to a more PG type rating. To increase their revenue luring investors in. If they are happy they are raking in more money but their main product suffers a bit more. Youtube is finally caring about themselves 1st over their creators.

It seems as though Youtube has clamped down and restricted advertising across the board in response in an effort to avoid getting in trouble. There’s really no reason the friendlier channels should have been affected in the way they have been, and Youtube themselves did say they were looking into it.
Can’t pretend to…

This is more or less the Socratic approach in different clothing.