Demand Video Streaming Sites take down Content Farms

Over the past few years, various channels known as "content farms" have been popping up more and more. Although at first the content was innocent enough, just simple 'life hacks', the content has rapidly been getting more and more dangerous. Ranging from "pour hot caramel onto a spinning hand mixer to make a fun decoration for desserts" to "clean up an ink stain with deodorant and then use that deodorant-ink mixture as eyeshadow", their content is becoming a severe risk for the target audience, younger folks/children.

Video sharing sites like Youtube, Facebook, and Instagram are continuing to allow this content, claiming it doesn't break their rules, despite the fact that there have been an increasing number of incidents involving injuries and/or deaths of children from attempting these kinds of 'hacks'.

What we need is for video sharing sites to stop ignoring this issue and actually do something about these content farms.