Sun 19 Jul 2015 12:21AM
Responding to Accused Creators
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There is currently no executive response to sexual violence occurring in the community. The leadership at YouTube has publicly been completely silent on the issue, as well as many high-profile creators.
How can we, as a community, respond to accused creators?