YouTubers share shock and sadness after shooting
The YouTube community is speaking out after an attack at the company’s
Silicon Valley campus.
The attack—in which a woman opened fire on the San Bruno, California,
headquarters—has left many questioning the safety of open campuses and has
prompted others to call once again for gun control.
The incident has also sent some looking for a motive, including YouTube’s
controversial monetization policy, under which some creators receive money
for their regular video offerings.
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