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Yes! It is great news for those of us video blogging. Hope it will last.
Yes, it’s back indeed. At this point I doubt it was a case of censorship but most likely a technical problem, like last year when the earthquake stroke Taiwan and broke down the undersea cables. What’s to be censor in youtube anyway? It’s very well moderated.