YouTube × Content moderation

2 datasets that are both from YouTube and tagged Content moderation.

2 datasets.

YTCommentVerse: Multi-Category YouTube Comment Corpus Analyzed

A YouTube (multi-category comment corpus) dataset of 40,824,926 comments from 20,568,637 unique commenters across 178,027 videos, collected by YTCommentVerse project team via YouTube Data API. Each record contains hashed video ID, hashed commenter channel ID, comment text, vote count, video category (entertainment/gaming/news/music/etc.). YTCommentVerse contains 40,824,926 YouTube comments spanning 25 categories with privacy-preserving hashed identifiers, enabling large-scale multilingual comment analysis. Suitable for YouTube comment analysis, multilingual NLP, engagement research, content moderation, commenter behavior modeling, cross-category platform analysis.

40.8M records20.7M nodes40.8M edges2025

COVID-19 Misinformation Videos Dataset Analyzed

A YouTube (with cross-platform spread on Twitter and Facebook) dataset of 7,659 removed YouTube videos with multilingual titles and descriptions, 249,346 associated tweets, and 18,897,277 Facebook shares, collected by Knuutila (2021) via YouTube Data API and CrowdTangle, tracking videos shared on public social media that were subsequently removed by YouTube for COVID-19 misinformation. Each record contains video titles and descriptions in multiple languages, view counts and subscriber counts where recoverable, Facebook reactions/comments/shares, Twitter and Facebook post ID lists for social spread tracking, removal and publication timestamps, and Wayback Machine archive URLs. The dataset is notable for its one of the few public datasets documenting the complete lifecycle of platform-removed health misinformation, linking video metadata to cross-platform social spread and enabling research into both content and dissemination patterns of COVID-19 misinformation. Intended for research into health misinformation detection, content moderation research, cross-platform information spread analysis, COVID-19 infodemic studies, multilingual misinformation narrative analysis, and platform policy impact assessment.

13.8K records2021