Hello @TeamYouTube
My Shorts video https://t.co/A8RMJKfbT5 was marked "Not monetizable". I requested a manual review, but haven't received a response after over a day. What's the status?
@TeamYouTube Or violate any of the rules, so why is it not "Advertiser-friendly"?
But I'm sure your team @TeamYouTube did their best.
Thank you, as always, for your help.
Hello @TeamYouTube
A video uploaded to my channel has been ruled ineligible for full profitability.
https://t.co/LoQiSskSLg
But not only does it not contain "extremely indecent words" within the first 7 seconds, it does not contain "extremely indecent words" 1/3
@TeamYouTube I can't understand it.
Your review team couldn't point out any "indecent words" in the movie.
"nor could they point out the use of images of child sexual abuse."
@TeamYouTube Thanks for your help!
By the way, I would like to add a few points
I didn't intentionally use "indecent words" in my movie.
There are no images of child sexual abuse.
The narrator's reference to the word "sexual abuse" is a reference to the fact that..
TikTok's error of judgment.
throughout the entire movie.
And it only uses a Meet the Spartans clip, not real attack footage.
There is no gore.
And there are many other channels with non-original content on your platform that are using it and making a profit. (link below)2/3
@TeamYouTube But the above two videos
One is showing off the interesting trade names in the game
And the other one is marveling at the lack of reaction from the game's characters.
And then the system decided it wasn't "fully profitable".
This is obviously a problem with the system's judgment!
Hello @TeamYouTube Thanks for the previous help!
However, there is a question about what users of your platform generally realize at this time
If a movie is judged to be "not suitable for full-scale marketing", the channel's promotion algorithm will be hindered.1/3
@TeamYouTube For example, the latest movie uploaded so far
https://t.co/IVeQViTKYg
https://t.co/g83tO0kQfF
Obviously, there is no violation of any rules, but the system still determines that the video is "not fully commercializable".
@TeamYouTube Thank you for your reply.
But the problem is that at the moment, even if I check the checkboxes on my own, they are correct.
Each uploaded Shorts will still be judged by the system as "not fully profitable".
It's been this way for a very long time.