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@KongBTC @MochiQtee @TeamYouTube I agree with that

@MochiQtee @TeamYouTube Appeal process needs human eyes

Hi, @TeamYouTube I have been trying to get an actual human to help me on my youtube channel being flagged as "reused" content when I have not used anyones content. I submitted my appeal video and without any actual human views on it my channel was demonitized. Please help

@JynxziUpdates2 @TeamYouTube @YouTube Youtube is soo cooked

Dear @TeamYouTube @YouTube ‼️ How is this possible‼️ On May 4, YouTube reviewed my appeal and confirmed that my content, content strategy, and channel branding complied with the YouTube Partner Program. My channel remained monetized after that review. Just two months later, my channel was terminated for spam, deceptive practices, and scams, even though my content creation process remained the same. If there was any mistake, it was completely unintentional. I respectfully ask for a thorough human review of my channel and the evidence I have provided. URL : m.youtube.com/channel/UCP6CU…

@saimagnate 1)Does using an AI voice cause YouTube to classify a channel as inauthentic content? 2)How can I safely manage multiple YouTube channels across multiple AdSense accounts without running into issues such as related-channel enforcement, demonetization.

I run 31 faceless youtube channels. Ask me anything👍 (Won't respond to something that AI can answer easily).

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@munson_tv @TeamYouTube

YouTube is stealing $200,000 from me every single month! Over the last year, my team and I built a gaming channel network that generated over 100 million long-form views every month. Then overnight, my two best performing channels were removed. Not demonetized. Completely removed off the platform. For the last 3 months, I've been in constant contact with YouTube trying to understand why. One person told me it was circumvention. Another said it was spam and deceptive practices. Two different explanations. One situation. Not one clear answer. How are creators supposed to learn from mistakes when the platform itself can't consistently explain what the mistake even was? That's the real issue. Complete lack of transparency. Somewhere along the way, YouTube's automated moderation systems became the judge, jury, and executioner. A channel gets flagged. A decision gets made. Years of work disappear overnight. And the people affected are left with little more than an automated email and a generic appeal process. This used to be a platform where creators could focus on entertaining audiences and building communities. Now many creators live in fear, wondering when a random demonetization, restriction, or termination might hit their channel next. And this isn't just a hobby anymore. This pays mortgages. This feeds families. This supports my team of 25+ people. Editors. Designers. Actors. Real people who have spent the last 3 months waiting for answers alongside me. Instead, we've received automated responses and copy-and-paste emails. Creators wait weeks for a real human, and when we finally get one, the answers often raise more questions than they solve. Nobody should have to gamble their livelihood on vague policy enforcement and automated support systems. Nobody should spend months trying to decode conflicting answers from different representatives. And nobody should lose years of work without receiving a clear explanation why. I know I'm not alone in this. If you've been demonetized, shadowbanned, age-restricted, suspended, or terminated without a real explanation, you know exactly what I'm talking about. We're forced to play guessing games with appeals because YouTube refuses to communicate clearly. Making this post is my last resort. Not because I want sympathy. Because I want answers. And because thousands of other creators are dealing with the exact same problem. If you've experienced something similar, tag @TeamYouTube. Because creators deserve answers! #NewCEO

@natecurtiss_yt youtube is dead... youtube killing creators... youtube is on way to hell... youtube will loose milions in income for fucking up creators with repetetive/inauthentic content slop, no real human reviews of appeals, etc etc... youtube needs this fucking AI slop death

@AChitchat49868 @TeamYouTube @YouTube I 100% agreed with you brother

The support team of @TeamYouTube and @YouTube is extremely poor when it comes to helping creators. They show no interest in resolving legitimate issues like channel demonetization. Instead, they seem to only target and bully small YouTube creators — I am one of them. I am deeply frustrated with @TeamYouTube and @YouTube support system because: 1) they don't reply. 2) They dont' review my channel by human. 3) They fail to provide any specific reason for demonetization — they only mention “inauthentic content.” I appeal to @YouTube: Please remove your CEO @nealmohan from his position. He is not managing YouTube effectively, and small creators are suffering because of it.

@DevenSeenath Need more information about this topic

How to run multiple YouTube channels without getting them all banned: 1 Gmail = 1 channel. Never stack channels under one email. Always use Brand Accounts. Personal accounts can't transfer ownership. Create one "umbrella" Gmail to access everything, but never make it the primary owner. Add it as a viewer or manager only. Mix your roles across channels. If YouTube sees one account controlling everything, you're flagged. Max 10 Google accounts per browser. Use separate browsers if you need more. Log into your umbrella account daily. Stop logging into every Gmail separately. The rule is simple: if one ban can wipe everything, your setup is wrong.

@natecurtiss_yt Exactly

An open letter to YouTube. We need to talk. Creators are waking up to terminated channels, wiped revenues, and years of work gone overnight. No warning. No explanation. No appeal that actually works. So on behalf of every creator who has ever put their life into this platform, here are our demands. 1. Tell us WHY. A termination email with zero context is not a policy. If you are going to end someone's livelihood, the least you can do is explain what they actually did wrong. 2. Fix the appeals process. Right now appealing a strike feels like shouting into a void. An automated rejection in 24 hours is not a review. We want real humans making real decisions. 3. Stop punishing whole channels for one video. One bad upload should not erase five years of content. Strike the video. Don't delete the creator. 4. Give us a warning before termination. A strike system exists for a reason. Use it. Creators should not be going from zero issues to fully terminated with no steps in between. 5. Be transparent about what is changing. Every few months the rules quietly shift and channels start disappearing. Tell us what changed. We are not mind readers. 6. Protect the creators who built this platform. YouTube would not exist without creators. The people losing their channels right now are not bad actors. Many of them are the reason people still open the app. We are not asking for special treatment. We are asking to be treated like partners, not liabilities. Reply if you agree.

@YouTubeCreators Yes of course. so that you can demonetize our channel for inauthentic content.

to the creator who feels like giving up: don't, we see you

Hey @elonmusk ,this is probably the best time to beat YouTube or build a bigger platform than it.Many creators who provide genuine value are getting demonetized for inauthentic content without clear reasons. As a result, many creators are losing trust in the platform.

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@CubeDims Exactly

Neal. Why would YouTube demonetize people for "Inauthentic Content" or in other words, easily mass produced content made with a template, then turn around and offer the same tools that'd make it very easy to violate these same YPP terms?