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Wavears retweeted
This was the last reply I received from YouTube 5 days ago.
After months of trying to get clarity, the final response basically says:
- support can’t access review details
- they can’t tell me which videos are the issue
- reviews are handled mainly by systems/internal team
- and I should somehow “fix” the channel before reapplying
How is that supposed to work logically?
If creators are never clearly told what the actual issue is, how are they expected to confidently fix anything before the next review?
The worst part is that this doesn’t even feel like a real conversation anymore. It feels like creators are talking into a wall while receiving automated responses back.
@TeamYouTube
Wavears retweeted
I cannot use the email thread—support completely closed the case and locked my account features. I’ve been stuck in this loop for 154 days without a specific detail on why my 500K channel (@Wavears) is flagged. I need a real human review from internal engineering, not a bot!
Wavears retweeted
After 5 month of appealing the unfair demonetization, @TeamYouTube hasn't resolved it for me😭
Neither by emails nor by X, they always give me generic template responses.
Please @TeamYouTube, I ask you to review the appeal and resolve this decision
youtube.com/@wavears?si=cTFh…
Wavears retweeted
Every single video I upload takes hours of preparation—setup, gameplay, editing, thumbnails… nothing is random or effortless.
People see the final upload, but not the work behind it. That’s why this situation hits even harder.
@TeamYouTube @YouTube #inauthentic #ypp
Wavears retweeted
@TeamYouTube This channel requires a fair human review. Automated checks are insufficient; creators deserve proper manual evaluation.
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Wavears retweeted
It's true what you're saying, the only thing we want is a review. There’s a reason we are here every single day asking for a human review—because we know exactly how much effort went into every achievement on our channels! And that is something YouTube's AI system will never understand! 😓
Wavears retweeted
@TeamYouTube we are getting trapped in a support loop, please provide actual real help!!
Wavears retweeted
Brother, we all have to unite, this is like ISI, we will lose all the useless policies, there are not a few, there are thousands of policies, it is not that because of one mistake, the income of a creator will be eaten up, FIR will be filed, after that if there are other channels, they will also be demonetized, this is not enough for one creator, such a big punishment is not given, and anyway there are thousands of policies, for one mistake, no one should be made completely unemployed for 3 months, any creator, we all have to unite.
Wavears retweeted
This is heartbreaking 💔 how YouTube has treated long-time authentic creators who have given so much of their lives into building the platform. This is a massive failure on YouTube's part.
Wavears retweeted
Commenting for support.
Dear @TeamYouTube
Please check into this matter. And please improve your AI monitoring so authentic accounts do not get flagged.
Wavears retweeted
Yeah that’s a bot template too unreal they don’t respond after they send a bot template
Wavears retweeted
This is genuinely heartbreaking to read…
142 days of pure mental torture, deleting your own videos with your own hands just to please a machine that isn’t even looking.
I’m only on day 27 of my own nightmare and I already feel completely drained. No human review, just endless automated silence.
YouTube is slowly killing real creators’ passion and dreams. Please, someone at @TeamYouTube, just look at these cases with human eyes.
Wavears retweeted
@TeamYouTube I received zero help from Creator Support despite reaching out multiple times. Please review my case and provide proper assistance.
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This was the last reply I received from YouTube 5 days ago.
After months of trying to get clarity, the final response basically says:
- support can’t access review details
- they can’t tell me which videos are the issue
- reviews are handled mainly by systems/internal team
- and I should somehow “fix” the channel before reapplying
How is that supposed to work logically?
If creators are never clearly told what the actual issue is, how are they expected to confidently fix anything before the next review?
The worst part is that this doesn’t even feel like a real conversation anymore. It feels like creators are talking into a wall while receiving automated responses back.
@TeamYouTube
This was the last reply I received from YouTube 5 days ago.
After months of trying to get clarity, the final response basically says:
- support can’t access review details
- they can’t tell me which videos are the issue
- reviews are handled mainly by systems/internal team
- and I should somehow “fix” the channel before reapplying
How is that supposed to work logically?
If creators are never clearly told what the actual issue is, how are they expected to confidently fix anything before the next review?
The worst part is that this doesn’t even feel like a real conversation anymore. It feels like creators are talking into a wall while receiving automated responses back.
@TeamYouTube
This was the last reply I received from YouTube 5 days ago.
After months of trying to get clarity, the final response basically says:
- support can’t access review details
- they can’t tell me which videos are the issue
- reviews are handled mainly by systems/internal team
- and I should somehow “fix” the channel before reapplying
How is that supposed to work logically?
If creators are never clearly told what the actual issue is, how are they expected to confidently fix anything before the next review?
The worst part is that this doesn’t even feel like a real conversation anymore. It feels like creators are talking into a wall while receiving automated responses back.
@TeamYouTube
This was the last reply I received from YouTube 5 days ago.
After months of trying to get clarity, the final response basically says:
- support can’t access review details
- they can’t tell me which videos are the issue
- reviews are handled mainly by systems/internal team
- and I should somehow “fix” the channel before reapplying
How is that supposed to work logically?
If creators are never clearly told what the actual issue is, how are they expected to confidently fix anything before the next review?
The worst part is that this doesn’t even feel like a real conversation anymore. It feels like creators are talking into a wall while receiving automated responses back.
@TeamYouTube