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[Vitor @Vitorqbln]

@KFBlox @ABK_Yt_1 @YouTube @YouTubeCreators @FTC @TeamYouTube Did you manage to get your channel back after it was taken down?

[Islandneofr @Joe2ShiestyLit]

YouTube is not a safe platform for CREATORS.

YouTube isn’t going to change unless we make them.

We are the creators who make YouTube what it is. Without creators, YouTube is nothing.

Here are 5 reasons creators need to demand better:

1. No real human reviews + terminations can destroy YEARS of work

YouTube’s systems can terminate a channel, and most creators have almost no realistic way of getting a real human to properly review the case.

Appeals get denied. Automated systems make decisions. Creators are left fighting to get someone to actually look at what happened.

You can spend YEARS building a channel, then lose it overnight.

That’s insane.

2. Creator Support can’t reliably help creators

YouTube tells creators to contact Creator Support when something goes wrong.

But ask an important question and you can get:

“We can’t answer that.”

And even when they DO give you an answer, what happens when that information turns out to be wrong?

How the hell are creators supposed to protect their channels when the support system they’re told to rely on can’t even give them answers?

3. No warnings. No second chances after a mistake.

Creators can make one mistake and suddenly face serious enforcement without getting a meaningful opportunity to correct it first.

One mistake shouldn’t have the power to erase years of work.

Creators need a real chance to understand what they did wrong, fix it, and move forward not feel like one mistake can end everything.

4. The circumvention policy can wipe out CLEAN channels too

A creator can lose one channel, and YouTube can treat other channels connected to that creator as circumvention even when those channels weren’t the reason for the original termination.

One mistake can turn into losing EVERYTHING you’ve built.

Multiple channels. Years of work. Audiences. Communities.

And when the creator believes the enforcement is wrong?

There’s often no real path to undo it.

5. YouTube keeps moving the monetization goalposts

YouTube has changed its monetization requirements, making the road to monetization harder for Shorts creators and newer creators.

Creators are already grinding to build an audience, and the requirements keep getting harder to reach.

YouTube wants creators to keep building on the platform while making creators question whether that platform is actually worth building their future on.

Creators need to start building on platforms that value them. Try Rumble. Try TikTok. We all need to explore other platforms so YouTube knows creators have somewhere else to go.

YouTube isn’t going to change unless we make them.

If you believe creators deserve a safer platform:

✅ REPOST — more creators need to see this.
✅ LIKE — help spread the message.
✅ TAG @TeamYouTube & creators who need to see this.

[Vitor @Vitorqbln]

@TeamYouTube Eu entendo, mas o caso não foi analisado por um humano de verdade. Foi um erro de cruzamento de hardware (login temporário). O canal 'Fato Intrigante' é 100% original e limpo. Por favor, verifiquem o histórico de IPs.

[Vitor @Vitorqbln]

@TeamYouTube Meu canal 'Fato Intrigante' foi suspenso por engano após um login temporário em outro aparelho (erro de associação de hardware). Minha contestação foi negada no automático por robô. Podem me ajudar com uma revisão humana? O canal é 100% original. Obrigado!