Skullush
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A couple of my videos, as well as many other cubing videos from various others, are being removed from YouTube on the basis of misleading information. Here's an email I got:
Now there wasn't really any misleading information. Our best guess is that YouTube doesn't know what scrambles are and think that it's "repetitive content," but even if that's the case, how are we going to share scrambles within the video? What about my 4BLD tutorial videos which show all the setup moves for every target? Are they grounds for removal as well?
Normally I wouldn't make a thread about this, but since this is happening to a lot of cubers and a lot of videos and it's not just an isolated incident, I wanted to bring it to the forum's attention. What's all this about?
Hi Corey Sakowski,
One or more of your videos was removed by the YouTube team for violating our community guidelines. We removed the following videos from YouTube:
MultiBLD - 11/11, 39:54.07
Misleading descriptions, tags, titles, or thumbnails designed to increase views are not allowed. Tags should only be placed in the appropriate tag section and not in the description. It's also not okay to post large amounts of untargeted, unwanted, or repetitive content, including comments and private messages. You can watch this video to learn more about our policy and how to appeal this decision.
Please note that this removal has not resulted in a strike and once you fix the issues highlighted above you are free to reupload the video(s) listed above. Please be aware that the view count and comments from your previous upload will not carry over to the new upload.
We encourage you to review all videos in your account to make sure they are in line with our community guidelines. Additional violations could result in strikes on your account, or even lead to account termination.
- The YouTube Team
One or more of your videos was removed by the YouTube team for violating our community guidelines. We removed the following videos from YouTube:
MultiBLD - 11/11, 39:54.07
Misleading descriptions, tags, titles, or thumbnails designed to increase views are not allowed. Tags should only be placed in the appropriate tag section and not in the description. It's also not okay to post large amounts of untargeted, unwanted, or repetitive content, including comments and private messages. You can watch this video to learn more about our policy and how to appeal this decision.
Please note that this removal has not resulted in a strike and once you fix the issues highlighted above you are free to reupload the video(s) listed above. Please be aware that the view count and comments from your previous upload will not carry over to the new upload.
We encourage you to review all videos in your account to make sure they are in line with our community guidelines. Additional violations could result in strikes on your account, or even lead to account termination.
- The YouTube Team
Now there wasn't really any misleading information. Our best guess is that YouTube doesn't know what scrambles are and think that it's "repetitive content," but even if that's the case, how are we going to share scrambles within the video? What about my 4BLD tutorial videos which show all the setup moves for every target? Are they grounds for removal as well?
Normally I wouldn't make a thread about this, but since this is happening to a lot of cubers and a lot of videos and it's not just an isolated incident, I wanted to bring it to the forum's attention. What's all this about?