I guess restaurants, hotels and other businesses should be able to exclude disabled people too?
First of, I agree with you. But people nowadays take YouTube way too much for granted. It's amazing that we have a platform where we can upload videos for free and not even have to share them publicly and just use it as a free video storage. I don't think I would describe it as dystopian if such a platform didn't exist or let anyone monetize the videos they upload. We should be happy we even have it imo
I'm happy we've got it, but I'm also looking forward to what we can do in future. I've replaced Google with DuckDuckGo, and now I am aptly looking forward to replacing YouTube with an alternative platform that treats its users right. Of course at one point YouTube was that underdog, but scale tends to rot out a company. Perhaps decentralisation is the answer?
Is this the usual 'they're a company' argument? The thing is, even though they're a company, they still have an obligation to the public through virtue of the law. Do you really agree with them shutting off a creator's revenue stream simply because they have a prosthetic leg?