YouTube Does Away With Its Wretched Practice Of Displaying “301+” Views
By Drew Olanoff You use YouTube, everyone uses YouTube, so you know the “301+” number that this headline refers to. Before a video goes bananas with views, it gets paused at “301+” for some period of time just to make sure that the counts aren’t being fluffed up by bots. Sure, it’s a nice notion, but man is it annoying. Today, YouTube dropped a tweet letting everyone know… Read More
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