For the last decade, we’ve had to endure the worst comments of the internet on YouTube. It’s so bad that it’s now an insult to ask, “Do you normally comment on YouTube?” Now, YouTube has put in some measures to take the worst comments in the world and make them awesome.
YouTube today announced a new commenting system that will be powered by Google+. The system, which is launching on channel discussion tabs this week before rolling out to all videos over the next few weeks and months, will automatically rank comments and feature threaded and private conversations.
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