Yeah, but ultimately, Yahoo became less relevant under these policies. The shareholders want the company to be successful, not to create a subjective criterion of what success means. This is going beyond the level of affirmative action, and it could hurt the cause for equality. A lot of people thought Yahoo had become…

It is de facto censorship. It may not be censorship de jur, but they literally allowed someone who went to North Korea and came back with a propaganda film to remain monetized while a video that was critical of the propaganda was flagged and de-monetized. You are too ignorant to be so smug.