Compare videos with enough comments
Videos with fewer than three scored comments stay out of the table.
Use case
Two videos posted days apart can get very different comment sections.
Video sentiment
See how comments under each video lean, from supportive to hostile.
Sentiment is paused while we ask YouTube for permission to offer it. Nothing already scored is deleted.
Each row sums up the scored comments under one video. A video appears once three of its comments have scores, and the page shows up to 12 videos, warmest first. Hostile, neutral or supportive describes how those viewers stood towards you and your community. It doesn't say whether they liked the video, or explain how it performed.
SentimentExample
The room overall
The temperature in the room(last 30 days)
supportive
30 days agotoday
The line rises when your comments get warmer.Dotted is the 30 days before, for comparison.
How each video landed
supportive
Warmest first. A video needs a few read comments before it shows up.
Two Ways To Cut A Tenon
supportive
40 comments
The Bench I Would Build Again
neutral
20 comments
Outcomes
What this gives you
See how many comments are behind the word
Each video's word (hostile, neutral or supportive) sits beside the number of comments it's based on.
It doesn't measure performance
It tells you nothing about views or watch time, why the comments went the way they did, or whether people liked the video itself.
The path
From the situation to the answer
Let the AI read the comments
When the AI reads a comment, it can score it from -1 (hostile) through 0 (neutral) to +1 (supportive), for how the viewer stands towards you and your community.
Reach three scored comments
A video stays out until at least three comments have a score.
Open Sentiment
How each video landed lists up to 12 videos with enough scored comments, warmest first. It counts every scored comment under each video, however old.
Open the video if you want to
Use the word as context when you read the comments. It doesn't measure how the video performed.