@TeamYouTube I’ve already submitted my complaint via email. The problem is that your copyright team keeps requesting VIDEO URLs despite my complaint concerning membership emojis, NOT videos. I’ve provided the emoji URLs & evidence. Can you help escalate my existing case?
Hello @TeamYouTube! Over three weeks ago, I submitted a copyright removal request for 7 original illustrations being used as YouTube membership emojis without my authorization. Despite clarifying this, I keep receiving replies asking for VIDEO URLs. (1/3)
@TeamYouTube Yet I received another request for video URLs instead of an assessment of the membership emojis themselves. Could someone please help route my complaint to the appropriate non-video copyright review team? I can provide the email correspondence privately. Thank you! (3/3)
@TeamYouTube I've already provided the direct YouTube-hosted emoji URLs, original artwork references & visual comparisons. My request was declined because the copyrighted works supposedly couldn't be identified, so I appealed with additional evidence. (2/3)