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===Hosts=== | ===Hosts=== | ||
{{MCategory|Hosts}} | {{MCategory|Hosts}} | ||
'''Hosts''' refers to online platforms that host loud, startling, and often disturbing content | [[File:YouTubeLayout2023.jpeg|thumb|right|[[YouTube]], one of the well-known platforms to host screamer and content.]] | ||
'''Hosts''' refers to online platforms that host loud, startling, and often disturbing content. These websites often specialize in internet pranks, jokes, or "shock" content, and may not clearly indicate that they include screamers or other potentially disturbing material. Some websites use screamers as part of their viral marketing strategy. They hosted submitted works and then share it through social media or other online platforms in order to attract attention to their website. Another type of website that may host screamers is shock sites, which often feature graphic or offensive content. Some social media platforms, such as [[YouTube]], have also been known to host screamers. | |||
While some screamer websites generate revenue through advertising, this can be considered unethical if the screamers are deemed "harmful" or misleading, or if the purpose of the website is solely to entertain viewers by scaring them, similar to [[commercials]]. | While some screamer websites generate revenue through advertising, this can be considered unethical if the screamers are deemed "harmful" or misleading, or if the purpose of the website is solely to entertain viewers by scaring them, similar to [[commercials]]. | ||
===Shock sites=== | ===Shock sites=== | ||
{{Main|Shock sites}} | {{Main|Shock sites}} | ||
