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@@molouder9061 why slow down? Also I bought them.

@FloppySwordGaming yea, I saw that I watch the whole video I was wondering when you would see them lol 😆

Small Feet guys do one of two things.......They 1) Buy either a Corvette or Ford F-250 with a 6.7L HO Power Stroke V8 Turbo Diesel 🥕......OR...... 2) Start RUclips channels .......(Just Kidding you Flops 💘 XOXO's)

They are creating a false reality, which they present to you as reality itself, and in so doing they are being unethical, and highly suspicious in regards to what they are attempting to achieve. What purpose does it serve to make users believe that their comments are not being censored, and remain available for all to read? What benefits are created or guaranteed from having their users falsely believe that their comments are not being censored, and are, on the contrary, available for all to read. What benefits does YT reap by having their censored commentators believe their comments have posted and are available to all? Besides being disrespectful, and unethical, I find this type of behavior that utilizes a false reality in which it is attempting to manipulate me into subscribing to said false reality to be nothing short of odd, and peculiar, but more importantly to be highly suspicious of what exactly they are attempting to do, and what they are trying to achieve from such disrespectful tactics. So, upon including a no-no link in your comment, it becomes immediately censored without any notification to you regarding its newly acquired state of being censored. Further, no notice of violating any rules, or guidelines, shall the violator be notified of occurring. However, if all of this censorship is an attempt to create a safe place for all users, especially for the children, as they have claimed previously, then would it not serve those aims better to inform the user/violator that their comment has been censored based on it violating YT's rules, and guideline, and then inform the violator as to which part of the rules their comment had violated so that they can correct/adjust their own behavior in order to avoid having any of their future comments subjected to unnecessary censorship? What purpose does it serve to keep these violators in the dark, remaining ignorant of their violations, and of the censorship of their comments? Seems more detrimental for both RUclips, and for its users. It is illogical from all possible perspectives. How would you like to discover that all of your writing, which was intended to help others, and which you have poured a lot of your blood, sweat, and tears into day after day shall never come to be, for they were basically thrown in the trash, never to be read by a single soul, and never to produce any positive effects at all, not even if it was intended to conjure a brief smile, but for a passing moment, on but one single person . . . . to realize such beauty and positivity shall never sprout forth from your wordseeds is a sad realization, especially when you basically know the reasons presented to you, alleged by liars, are themselves a convenient lie of camouflage designed to hide, and fool us as to the real reasons and the true purposes of various behavior, rules, and implementations of new systems. Would you rather remain clueless, and ignorant while continuing to write well intended comments expending much time, effort, and focus upon composing these comments that nobody will ever read? How is it not better to inform the violator of their violation, and what exactly it was in regards to their comment that was in violation of the rules, including which rule had been violated in the logical hope of them correcting their behavior in order to avoid having any of the future comments subjected to unnecessary censorship, than it is to keep them in the dark about their violation, the rule which has been violated, why and how it is in violation of said rule. Providing this knowledge to the violators would do more towards alleviating the problem of such behavior that YT believes is an issue, and contribute more actually to eliminating said violations. However, as long as your still signed into the account you used to post that censored comment, and you return to the video, you will still see your comment in the comment section. Nobody else can reply to it because they can't see it, but you can. However, if you attempt to reply, then you receive some error message. This was one of my first clues that something funny was going on. It's almost as if YT wants to trick you into believing that your comment has posted without any problems, and it is there in the public comment forum for all to see, when nobody but the video creator, and yourself, can see it. Eventually, I would discover that many of my comments were only visible to myself after trying some experiments regarding what I could and couldn't see when logged in, or logged off, or even logged into a different account. It became quite apparent that most of my comments were gone, they didn't exist . . . but they did exist, and they weren't gone because they were still visible to me when logged into that account, yet they might as well have been gone, and not have existed if nobody else could see them, for they shall never fulfill their purpose under the state of being censored. I realized that when you are logged into a YT account with which you posted comments, upon returning to those videos where I had left a comment, YT will automatically displays your comment near the top of the list, or if your comment is a direct reply to somebody else's comment, then it moves their comment close to the top of the list, all for convenience, I am assuming, in locating your comments. Should you go to the same video while not being logged into your account, your comments do not get relocated near the top, but instead they appear in what seems to be the chronological order of posting. The first few videos where I had noticed my comments were nowhere to be seen just so happened to have a high number of comments on the videos, so I began to experiment with videos that had few comments to ensure I would not overlook my comments and falsely believe they were not present. When I couldn't find my comments when logged out, but they appeared while I was logged into my account, I knew something was incredibly fishy, for what purpose would it serve if a user can not see their own comments when not logged into the same account. This implies that anyone not logged into my account will not be able to see my comments, so why make them visible to me as if they exist for everyone to read??? Only logical answer is to make me believe that my comments existed, and were visible to all, when they were not . . . but why would they want me to believe that? That's a topic for another day. TL;DR You can still leave links in YT comments just so long as the links lead elsewhere within the YT platform, so one can link to other YT videos, or help pages, or any public page within this website. YT handles violations of posting links that link to any page outside of the YT website in a highly suspicious and illogical manner. We are being lied to, and are having certain items hidden from us for nefarious reasons.

Anyone wanting to determine if their comment did actually post for all to see on a video with thousands upon thousands of comments that renders browsing method of determining if your comment is there in the public's eye, as totally absurd and a waste of time. So, I discovered how to determine if a posted comment is visible to users or if it has been censored from them. Merely go to your channel page, on the left side of the page, you should see a column of icons that might or might not include "history". If it is not listed, then near the top left of the page, just to the left of the RUclips logo, there should be a hamburger button (which is composed of three short horizontal lines stacked upon one another vertically like a cheap emulation of the arcade classic BurgerTime), it represents a dropdown menu, so by clicking on it, that left column of icons, now has a popout menu that popped out from the left side of the page with a new list of clickables, and just a short way down that list, under the "You" section, the second choice should be a clock icon with the word "History", click on that! Your "Watch history" will be displayed. However, looking at the right side of a column of clickables under the "Search watch history" input bar, halfway down the list is a clickable labeled "Comments", by clicking on it, a new tab will open displaying a page of you comment history. If the comment you seek is not relatively recent, you should know the date when it was posted in order to look for it more efficiently. This listing of your comment history is in chronological reverse order beginning with your most recent comments, and heading farther into the past as you scroll down the list. If your comment is present on this list, then from my experience, it means that your comment is not being censored, and it is visible to all RUclips users. However, should you fail to find your comment on this list, and yet it is visible to you on the video page where you had posted it, means that comment is being censored, and nobody else, outside of yourself, and the content creator of the video, can see it. It took some time for me to discover these suspicious, and illogical tactics being employed, and utilized by YT! Something is not adding up correctly here!