Hello,
after reading this conversation, I head over to youtube and started commenting on a high view video, three comments were done on the same video and after logging out, I cant see it, I also logged in from another account and guess what nothings there. WTF!
Youtube commenting method is dead!
Here goes back to 00$ again. shit..
any link i try to post , even with the bit.ly\ trick and its still ghosted , dont know what to do , fucking google+ wankers

For me too is like that. I can't post live links neither bit.ly links. I tried from several accounts.
Btw, how do I make my comment written "over Google +" like in the picture ?? I have G+ linked with my YTB account but I still leave regular comments.
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Yeah, there has to be a way, and I see some people doing it, but those are very few...it seems this one will be a tough nut to crack .. there's gotta b a way to make comments show on top !!
Stop wasting time commenting links that nobody except yourself is going to see. That's unless you specifically tell the video owner to go to his spam comments section and approve it, and he agrees to do so. Another possible work-around is to comment "click on my channel to..." and then place the link on the homepage of your channelI'm confused. If you go to a big video - like a vevo music video, and you post a link in your comment to one of your videos or websites, does it get automatically deleted or marked as spam? Because I think those comments/links are still on there somewhere because I can still see them from that account. But I can't see them if I log in with another account. So were they deleted? Because if I log back in with that account I can still see the comment. So it is still technically there or attached to that video somehow?
Step 1: Post a new comment.I don't know how the hell the new system works. Every time you insert a link in your comment just gets ghosted.
Stop wasting time commenting links that nobody except yourself is going to see. That's unless you specifically tell the video owner to go to his spam comments section and approve it, and he agrees to do so. Another possible work-around is to comment "click on my channel to..." and then place the link on the homepage of your channel
Links contained in YouTube comments (as well as most social media comments) have a rel="nofollow" attribute. This means that the search engines do not index them and hence they are not counted as valid backlinks.I only did it a few times to see what happened and because I am trying to figure out if my comment would count as a backlink. I don't really care who sees it... The question is whether or not this could be a valid backlink to a high ranked video..and if it will give juice to that link. I don't understand why it would still be visible if it was removed.