YouTube addresses gripes with a new Community Council
By Andrew Redfern @ 6th November 2007 8:19 am
The YouTube blog today announced that today will be the first day of a new project aimed at better understanding the needs and wants of our users.
The YouTube team commented “The “YouTube Community Council” consists of a handful of volunteers (who will rotate every six months) eager to share their opinions about the site and the community with us on a consistent basis. They’re kicking off their tenure by visiting us in San Bruno over the next few days, giving feedback directly to the team that makes it happen behind the scenes.
You can approach any of our councillors with your thoughts, gripes – anything at all – over the next six months, and they will fast-track your feedback to us. Here’s a quick video to introduce you to the team”.
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