New ask Hacker News story: Ask HN: Why isn't YouTube taking action against Roel Van de Paar?

Ask HN: Why isn't YouTube taking action against Roel Van de Paar?
4 by KomoD | 2 comments on Hacker News.
Some context: Roel Van de Paar is a YouTube user who has been spamming the platform with videos for years. His channel has over 2 million videos, all of which are low-quality clips that are designed to appear in search results for technical terms, essentially just taking Stack Overflow questions and answers, all the videos start with the same pre-recorded clip of him talking for a bit and then it transitions into just the question text, and then to each answer. Here's an example video: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Wyyzi6l7n1U His spamming has had a negative impact on YouTube and it's search function. So my question is then, why hasn't YouTube taken any action against him or his channel?

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