A YouTube video posted by Australian Prime Minister Tony Abbott was blocked after what national media described as "mischievous" spam reports. The video, "Delivering on our Promises," was replaced with a boilerplate YouTube message saying that the video had been removed because of "a violation of YouTube's policy against spam, scams and commercially deceptive content." YouTube said the original video was nixed because of human error: Users -- presumably users who don't like Abbott -- flagged the video, prompting YouTube to take it down.Aussie Prime Minister's YouTube Video Blocked as 'Spam'
A YouTube video posted by Australian Prime Minister Tony Abbott was blocked after what national media described as "mischievous" spam reports. The video, "Delivering on our Promises," was replaced with a boilerplate YouTube message saying that the video had been removed because of "a violation of YouTube's policy against spam, scams and commercially deceptive content." YouTube said the original video was nixed because of human error: Users -- presumably users who don't like Abbott -- flagged the video, prompting YouTube to take it down.
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