There’s a woman (username xgobobeanx) on the Yahoo videoblogging list who is being stalked and harrassed – it’s making her life a misery, and there’s nothing she can do about it short of stopping posting videos that a lot of other people watch and like – but Youtube don’t reply to her emails.

At the moment, the only options available to you when you receive a hate mail are “Block user” and “Spam”. They’re just not good enough. There needs to be another option to mark that person as a hater. When enough people have flagged that person as such, they should have their account suspended and all comments removed.

It’s a much more hostile environment for creators than any other service. Does he care?

Could Mr. Chen clarify what standards are applied when YouTube chooses to delete a video as “obscene” under the Terms of Service, and who’s responsible for ultimately making that decision?

On a more serious note. Since he is now a “celebrity” himself, does he think: 1.) That YouTube cheapens what it means to be famous? 2.) Does he care?

There’s a lot of inane stuff out there that gets tons of views. I’m curious what drives Steve crazy.