[lurker69]

Yup I have already seen threads with screenshots from linkedn pages of some of those people. I guess that just as in US, where Youtube is using partisan and highly controversial NGOs like ADL and SPLC; they are using equally ideologically driven people from other countries. You can call this mistakes if you want but we all know what happened. Dozens of channels that were deleted in past few weeks appealed youtubes decisions and got negative response. So this was not done by just one or two rouge moderators. Even people who oversee moderators are biased and think that censorship is good and will work.

Moderation needs to be controlled by third and politically/ideologically independent party.

[tropo]

You are right that "they are using equally ideologically driven people from other countries".

France is effectively censored by the norms and values of Algeria, which is evidently the low-cost place to find people who understand French.