No, but I had no idea that feature existed in the past actually. I mean say I comment on a YouTuber's video it says next to my comment or name " - viewed 95% of video" or " - watched up to 08:00" or " - watched 5 mins" kind of thing. Getting sick of seeing top comments sections filled from people who've barely watched the video.You mean total videos viewed? If that, they removed it way back in 2009.
It'd help the community primarily from the YouTuber's fanbase to dictate whether the comment was genuine or not. Instead of a comment that hit top comments just cause THAT persons fanbase upvoted it for the hell of it or instead of a comment saying "this video was s**t" or faking full on feedback when they haven't watched it. It's nothing but an advantage.It's a interesting proposal, but I don't really know why it should be there. I mean yes it helps to see if they gave proper feedback or something and not just comment before they watch. However your situation, I don't see how it would stop that, unless youtube filters out comments given a certain criteria, not sure how I feel about that.
Yeah but they already have the top fans feature which monitors for user/subscriber engagement to begin with, that stat already exists, alls they need to do is get it to display on the comment, not straight away but it can be done.It's an interesting feature, though it would mean more server usage for YouTube since if they did it user side it could be abused quite easily.