YouTube Commenting

YouTube Commenting

Commenting on a video on YouTube is pretty easy. If you don't have a YouTube account, you can use your Google account to comment. As a first step, open the video you want to comment on YouTube. To find the video, you can use the search bar on the YouTube homepage or access the video directly from the channel page. At the bottom of the video player screen, next to the "Like" and "Share" buttons, you will see the "Comments" tab. Click on the "Comments" tab and proceed to the comment section. In the comment section, you will find the text box to comment. Type your comment in the text box. After posting a comment, click the "Comment" or "Submit" button to post your comment. After posting, if you want to edit or delete your comment, click on the three-dot menu icon located below your comment. From here you can access the option to edit or delete the comment. Comments are listed below the video and can also be viewed by other users. You can also reply to comments, creators, or interact with other viewers.

When You Don't Like A Video On YouTube

When you don't like a video on YouTube, you can click the "Dislike" button below that video. The dislike button is used to express your dislike for the video and is next to the "Like" button below the video. When you don't like a video, the YouTube algorithm can use this information to suggest more interesting videos for you. In this way, YouTube tries to offer content that is more relevant to your interests. Remember that everyone has different preferences and you have the right to dislike a video, as well as express the videos you like by clicking the "Like" button. Providing feedback for video creators increases YouTube community engagement and can help creators deliver better content. It's important to be respectful of creators and other viewers on YouTube. It's important to avoid making negative or offensive comments and follow community guidelines when using the dislike button. Providing creators with positive and constructive feedback contributes to a positive YouTube experience.