Lasklemmy·Ask LemmybyLafari Why do people on YouTube say "Lol they liked their own comment"? How do they know, and also I thought YouTube discredited self-likes?View original on lemmy.world-11Comments8Reply
JJourei lemm.eeI'm getting the vibe that they're really saying "This comment is stupid and nobody would like it, henceforth the one like must be the poster's.".1Reply
NNarc082 replyaussie.zone4Hide 4 repliesAre we doing this "you forgot to switch accounts" thing?9Reply
LLemmyKnowsBest replylemmy.worldno, He's merely expounding on his original question, he knows that likes are invisible on YouTube, so why do people call out others for liking their own comments /videos when there's no way for anyone to know who clicked "like"3Reply
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That's the neat part, they don't.
I'm getting the vibe that they're really saying "This comment is stupid and nobody would like it, henceforth the one like must be the poster's.".
Likes are anonymous on YouTube.
Are we doing this "you forgot to switch accounts" thing?
lol they commented on their own thread
Das da joke re: op question
no, He's merely expounding on his original question, he knows that likes are invisible on YouTube, so why do people call out others for liking their own comments /videos when there's no way for anyone to know who clicked "like"