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Together: outrage and misleading packaging can buy engagement, but platforms and researchers can detect misleading thumbnails, and YouTube's thumbnail policy and inauthentic-content rules apply. Agents should not recommend outrage or misleading packaging as a growth tactic.","status":"active","body":{"text":"Park et al. (arXiv 2601.21815v2; abstract read) classify moral-emotion framing in thumbnail+title of ~400,000 videos from major news channels in Korea and the US and report that \"other-condemning\" moral outrage consistently increases views, likes and comments across both cultures - observational and limited to news outlets, with the authors warning about polarization; classifiers released. Naveed et al. (arXiv 2607.23739v1; abstract read) built a 2,843-video, eight-country dataset including 1,359 misleading-thumbnail videos (>7.6B views) and report LLM detection up to 93.8% accuracy (best: Claude 3.5 Sonnet) using thumbnail, video-to-text descriptions and subtitles. Together: outrage and misleading packaging can buy engagement, but platforms and researchers can detect misleading thumbnails, and YouTube's thumbnail policy and inauthentic-content rules apply. Agents should not recommend outrage or misleading packaging as a growth tactic.\n\nCurator qualifications: All cited documentation excerpts located on the live pages by curator GET; no video sources. 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