Vibrato ＂live dead mother＂, short video platform must prev
"My mother is dead, can you give me a compliment (?)" According to many netizens, a video of this violation of humanity appeared on the vibrato. On August 24th, the vibrato responded that after the relevant video was discovered, it was removed from the scene for the first time.
A number of netizens said that they had watched the "live dead mother" video on the vibrato platform.
It is not the first time that such a ruined video has appeared on short video platforms such as vibrato. For example, some recent news has: "After 90, the fugitives shivered and yelled at the police, and they were arrested after the birthday." "Children's indulgence survey: 9-year-old makeup smeared attention, mad plus 30 group chats."
I have to admit that these short-lived video platforms are playing hundreds of millions of times a day, and these videos that cause normal discomfort are only a small part of them. Compared to the denominator, the molecules are very small. But this is not the reason why the platform shirks responsibility. Because these videos are harmful to young people, this is 100% for their families.
More importantly, these short video bloggers, which are considered by the public to be “exciting” and “unreasonable”, are actually following the rules of the game on the short video platform – asking for praise.
Short videos are the ultimate in attention economy, and praise and praise are the most important interaction rules on the platform. In this virtual space, praise means a sense of existence, a sense of accomplishment, and even a certain order of magnitude can even be turned into money, and praise is almost equal to everything.
Short video software is addictive in design, because the amount of playback, user duration and the economic benefits of the platform are directly linked. Adults are still unable to extricate themselves from being addicted to the addiction. If the minors with less mature minds indulge in it, it is easy to confuse the boundary between reality and reality.
Coupled with the fact that short video platforms generally use algorithmic recommendations, what you have seen and what you like, it will recommend more similar content to you, regardless of the values embodied in the content. A teenager who watches a three-view distorted video for a long time will mistakenly think that this is the normal world. Fallen is happening locally, and these parts are self-contained, growing wildly in the interaction between praise and praise.
The algorithm has no values, but people have it. The short video platform is not in a vacuum, but a part of the real world. When short videos engulf more and more "national time", the platform can't sit still on these partial slumps. In addition to the rapid removal of bad content and rapid processing, it should also encourage and foster high-quality short videos that conform to mainstream values. Whether it's a short video creator or a big or small platform, it's time to stretch the strings of values.