IF YOU RUN AI CHANNELS: Go to YouTube Studio > Settings > Community > Blocked Words.
Consider adding terms commonly used in spammy or accusatory comments, such as:
AI slop, misinformation, reported, report, low quality, original creator, original channel, stolen content, fake, etc.
This can help keep repetitive accusations and spam out of your comment section and make moderation much easier.
Just don’t confuse cleaner comments with a higher YouTube “trust score.” There’s no confirmed evidence that blocking these words directly boosts a channel-level trust score.
@vidIQ This "Pull" concept has been suggested for many years by @YouTube but you can easily disprove it by using incognito mode. The same hand picked creators are shown all the time, proving that most content is actually "Pushed" than "Pulled".
@kaylah_osas That's how that religion thrives. It instills fear in it's members by telling them that God is causing natural disasters as a sign of "the end."