Hey there @leonardjfrench !
Years ago we made an animated film which has been through a rollercoaster with Youtube. We've been demonetized twice now in claims that our film is a duplication/reused video. The film had over 14 million views before it all happened.
Any advice?
@YouTube@TeamYouTube
You refusal to cooperate with us to help us protect our content on your platform is borderline criminal. This is not the first occurrence. Please respond, we have no other way of approaching you.
@TeamYouTube@YouTube
Here we go again. Just a few months ago we've been down this road, and now we've been demonetized once more with the claim that our original, hand made content is "reused".
What say you?
@Nox_Doom Honestly, I have no idea. But once I know more I'll tell u. The problem is that I haven't been approached by anyone. It just turned on, without us applying even.
It's hard to know how things will progress and if we'll get our old traffic back. But at least we got monetized again.
We learned that lots of others are buried in similar situations and wish we'd have more reach to help all of u out.
Thanks for all the support everyone.
@TeamYouTube I'm talking about original content, and how to protect it from theft on your platform. We failed content ID because we're too small of a channel despite having a film with millions of views which is routinely being reuploaded without our permission.
@TeamYouTube@YouTube
We were just denied our request to utilize Content ID on our film.
Although we got our monetization back, how can we be certain that our film is protect on your platform considering what's happened?
#Animation#art
Also, what tools do we have to look for duplications of our film on your platform, @TeamYouTube@YouTube ?
We have no way of finding duplicate content. For all we know, there are hundreds of duplicates which have millions of views like the one we found already. What can we do?
We're not entirely sure how it happened since we weren't contacted by anyone, but our monetization is BACK.
Thanks @YouTube@TeamYouTube for addressing the issue. We've now applied for content ID.
Youtube remains way too hard to contact in cases like this.
A channel dedicated to stealing animated shorts. They remove credit rolls and change the name.
Our film gained over 12 million views on their illegal upload. We didn't see a dime. Meanwhile our channel is DEMONETIZED.
https://t.co/Nq6EDIiZPI
@Youtube@TeamYouTube What's up?
Our film, on a different channel, with millions of views, while our channel and original upload are demonetized.
@YouTube@TeamYouTube Please respond.
#animation#art#YouTube