And it bugs me a bit that I can no longer even express a ‘like’
or a ‘dislike,’ much less leave a constructive comment or tell somebody he’s a
complete idiot, without first joining another one of Google’s clubs and being afforded
the privilege of having a Google Plus page. Well, I don’t want a Google Plus
page and I don’t want to join any more Google clubs, so I decline to complete
their impertinent questionnaire. It means that my YouTube experience is no
longer an interactive one, which is a pity because I used to have some quite
interesting conversations with people on YouTube. Even complete idiots.
Sunday, 25 May 2014
A Further YouTube Rant.
I was listening to a piece of music on YouTube recently and
noted that it had several thousand ‘likes’ and fourteen ‘dislikes.’ Somebody
had commented that there must be 14 complete idiots in the world. I assume he’s
the sort who doesn’t believe in people having different tastes than him. And
then a real complete idiot had commented: ‘If you don’t like the music you
shouldn’t listen to it.’ But how do you know you don’t like the music unless you first
listen to it?
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