my name is Vondale i got a YouTube Channel i love have my channel grow to 100K if you don't mind can you subscribed to my channel it will help my channel
@TeamYouTube Live streaming has been disabled i need yall @TeamYouTube fix for me vaild id what yall need it proof my age old enough to be on youtube this my link to my youtube channel (42) King Vondale On Grind ๐ฎ - YouTube
@qnqzp63366347@TeamYouTube@Kim_chengFix confused because i didn't get no warning or no strike on my channel they didn't let me know how long this be on there and how long i have to wait
@TeamYouTube your Ai bot or team remove my stream because y'all think I broke Community Guidelines. I understand about under age kids to be on on stream playing Fortnite with out adult I understand that am adult thing is I didn't no warning or no strike confused for me go live
๐จ YouTube is finally changing its termination policy! (+nuance)
As of today, YouTube has decided to start experimenting with a new way of keeping a personโs YouTube channel alive. Theyโve started testing a new option for creators facing immediate termination due to certain spam policy violations to self-correct and save their channel.
Now, it's important to state that they're specifically targeting channels that are violating the spam policies. We're not talking about channels that violate other types of policies. And if you're not 100% sure of what spam policies are, here are 3 of the most common practices that violate this policy:
1. Automated or synthetic mass-production: Using automated tools or AI to churn out high volumes of similar content with minimal changes. Example: Channels that use the exact same background music and repetitive AI-generated imagery across many videos, with each video reading out an AI-generated script.
2. Scraped content: Re-posting material from other websites or platforms, or other videos, without adding anything of your own, such as original commentary, educational value, or unique editing. Example: A channel that takes popular clips and re-uploads them in their entirety without any transformative editing, reaction, or educational breakdown.
3. Malicious clickbait: Using maliciously misleading titles, thumbnails, descriptions, or imagery to trick users into clicking on a video that does not deliver what was promised. Example: Uploading a video for which the title offers a full sports match, but the video shows only a clip.
These are direct quotes from YouTubeโs own policy page.
How it works is as follows:
If youโre part of the experiment (not everyone currently is), and your channel is up for termination, youโll have a 30-day window to rectify the situation and sort out your channel. Youโll be able to do this through one of YouTubeโs 3 options:
Option 1: Fix or remove specific videos. Youโll be able to review your content and use YouTube Studio tools (like the video editor) to edit or delete individual videos that violate their policies.
Option 2: Remove all videos. Delete all uploaded videos on your channel to immediately unlock it.
Option 3: Submit an appeal. If you believe a mistake was made and your channel complies with their policies, you can file an appeal.
Once the violative content is removed and you pass a review, your channel will be unlocked. If, for some reason, you get rejected, you can still use the manual โRemove All Videosโ option as long as you are still within the 30-day window.
From my perspective, I believe this experiment is great and helps protect genuine creators, even if Iโm already seeing the many ways through which people will abuse this system, especially to build a channel to high subs and then just sell that channel. Itโs against the terms of service, but Iโm already smelling the abusers from a mile away. Regardless, this experiment is a fantastic step in the right direction for protecting creators.
๐จ YouTube is finally changing its termination policy! (+nuance)
As of today, YouTube has decided to start experimenting with a new way of keeping a personโs YouTube channel alive. Theyโve started testing a new option for creators facing immediate termination due to certain spam policy violations to self-correct and save their channel.
Now, it's important to state that they're specifically targeting channels that are violating the spam policies. We're not talking about channels that violate other types of policies. And if you're not 100% sure of what spam policies are, here are 3 of the most common practices that violate this policy:
1. Automated or synthetic mass-production: Using automated tools or AI to churn out high volumes of similar content with minimal changes. Example: Channels that use the exact same background music and repetitive AI-generated imagery across many videos, with each video reading out an AI-generated script.
2. Scraped content: Re-posting material from other websites or platforms, or other videos, without adding anything of your own, such as original commentary, educational value, or unique editing. Example: A channel that takes popular clips and re-uploads them in their entirety without any transformative editing, reaction, or educational breakdown.
3. Malicious clickbait: Using maliciously misleading titles, thumbnails, descriptions, or imagery to trick users into clicking on a video that does not deliver what was promised. Example: Uploading a video for which the title offers a full sports match, but the video shows only a clip.
These are direct quotes from YouTubeโs own policy page.
How it works is as follows:
If youโre part of the experiment (not everyone currently is), and your channel is up for termination, youโll have a 30-day window to rectify the situation and sort out your channel. Youโll be able to do this through one of YouTubeโs 3 options:
Option 1: Fix or remove specific videos. Youโll be able to review your content and use YouTube Studio tools (like the video editor) to edit or delete individual videos that violate their policies.
Option 2: Remove all videos. Delete all uploaded videos on your channel to immediately unlock it.
Option 3: Submit an appeal. If you believe a mistake was made and your channel complies with their policies, you can file an appeal.
Once the violative content is removed and you pass a review, your channel will be unlocked. If, for some reason, you get rejected, you can still use the manual โRemove All Videosโ option as long as you are still within the 30-day window.
From my perspective, I believe this experiment is great and helps protect genuine creators, even if Iโm already seeing the many ways through which people will abuse this system, especially to build a channel to high subs and then just sell that channel. Itโs against the terms of service, but Iโm already smelling the abusers from a mile away. Regardless, this experiment is a fantastic step in the right direction for protecting creators.
๐ ๏ธ We're actively working to resolve a bug causing low-quality textures on cosmetic items.
The fix will be applied to affected platforms over the coming days - we'll let you know as soon as each one goes out.
@FortniteStatus y'all need to fix fortnite problems with y'all console on ps4 because I try live stream 2 problems I'm having with it keep on crashing and take to long to find a server or lobby in game
Thank you for all of your support let's continue the journey together Happy Father's Day to all the fathers and dads out there enjoy your day and enjoy life I hope you have a blessed day and continue God bless everyone heart โค๏ธ