Extensions to revert this to normal have yet to be created as of 2021. This results in nothing helpful but confusion for users, and it cannot be disabled.
As of today, depending on the language the user uses, videos in foreign languages are now automatically translated with Google Translate, a completely pointless feature that is unreliable (as it often improperly translates video titles) and overall useless since browsers already have a feature to translate pages in foreign languages.Some of them also don't make sense name-wise, as the whole point of the phrase "YouTube" is that you can broadcast what you want (or so). Along with uninspired services such as YouTube Gaming, YouTube Premium, YouTube TV, and YouTube Music with which YouTube tried to compete with Twitch, Netflix, cable TV, and Spotify with little success. Most notably the now-removed Google+ integration was panned for being broken, often asking the user to set up his channel even though they already did it. Numerous features added to YouTube by Google are almost always heavily disliked.This has caused many small YouTubers to sacrifice their reputation for subscribers by making clickbait and misleading videos, some completely strayed away from their signature content by shifting into pop culture videos, and some quit the site after a while due to the channel's failure, and some had to buy verified accounts with ~100K subscribers.Speaking of which, the algorithm makes it impossible for smaller average creators to grow organically and to maintain monetization.Not everyone is also going to care about your content unless you clickbait or have a video experience that not everyone has. However, you have to pick a group that is capable of checking out your content and because of how toxic the community on YouTube is, this is a cautionary step to take. The only way to grow on YouTube nowadays, is to promote your content.This leads to a lot of questionable videos, YouTubers who upload videos just for profit usually with clickbait titles, trolls, political wings, scummy users, and a lot more, with barely any action being taken against them due to the severe lack of quality control. While YouTube does still have plenty of well-received channels such as Cinemassacre, PewDiePie, including modern channels and others, the other part of the community is filled with a rotten userbase with the staff barely enforcing YouTube's guidelines and ignoring tickets.The same can be said about the YouTube team themselves, as they try to ruin the site as well. Even after tons of backlash and direct massive uproar, she does nothing to improve the site and treats all the criticism as petty. Because of this, she is highly despised by a lot of users and YouTubers alike. Ever since she became the CEO of the site in 2014, YouTube just got worse and worse after 2017.
Half of the site's problems are attributed to her. Warning: As this page is intended to criticize the website itself, please don't show any forms of harassment on any bad YouTubers or accuse them of their actions, as it may violate Miraheze's content policy. However, ever since YouTube changed its logo in 2017, it started going downhill very quickly, and as of 2021, it officially became bad when they updated the dislike button. While YouTube is arguably one of the most successful and well-known websites of all time, it has also become what can best be described as the ultimate mixed bag from the years 2013 to 2016, ever since the introduction of one of the faultiest copyright systems on the website in 2010 (after their lawsuit with Viacom), and when Susan Wojcicki became the chairwoman of YouTube in 2014. On November 13, 2006, Google acquired YouTube for $1.65 billion YouTube now operates as one of Google's subsidiaries. As of October 2020, YouTube is the second-most popular website in the world, behind Google, according to Alexa Internet, as of May 2019, more than 500 hours of video content are uploaded to YouTube every minute. It is the world's largest video-sharing website as of nowadays. The website was founded by three former PayPal employees, Jawed Karim, Chad Hurley, and Steve Chen back in 2005. YouTube is an American video-sharing website headquartered in San Bruno, California.
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