@doomerpeter@ARelatble37 Watching it on their own time is fine, but they have a channel with an audience and he literally cosplays as Asta in his intro. Being close to your faith can be beneficial and eye-opening. I just think they're taking it a step too far 🤷🏾♂️
@ARelatble37 I’m with you, people are going overboard, some tweets are funny tho ngl.
Regardless, I used to watch them, they were very conspiracy focused and now they’re the complete opposite, it feels like the pendulum swung hard in the other direction
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@StruckByBelz Reading this, it feels more like you’ve caged yourself within your faith, rather than your faith guiding you.
I’m not a religious person myself anymore but this feels a bit cultish like some african christians I have within my family
@RealMikeHollow@TeamYouTube I find it so baffling that YouTube doesn’t have a system that allows for human proofing after appealing. I know there are millions of videos uploaded everyday but there must be some sort of filtering to make this easier. Maybe smth like consistent viewership? Just spitballing 🤷🏾♂️
Hello @TeamYouTube
I'm not sure how you've reviewed my video, but you claimed that a match between me learning Negan and a random player on Tekken 7 from the 1st of January 2020 somehow violated Child Safety in your TOS. Your AI bot picked up me opening a flask to drink water as the sound of a child (for some reason). I've screen recorded the part you've cited as well as more context so there is no confusion.
The video itself doesn't really matter much since it was just a random Tekken 7 matches. What's more concerning is that I appealed it and you rejected it. I was under the assumption humans check the appeals and not some algorithm? Either way, this should raise alarm bells to any creator as your system clearly can't distinguish between someone opening a flask to drink water in and a child making a noise. I wonder what else it can't distinguish?
Please review this again. A human this time. I know its not a strike or anything, but doing this to people and then doubling down seems a little odd to me. At the very least, it would be good to get an explanation from a human being at YouTube.