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YouTube erased my entire channel overnight.
I made documentaries. That’s it!
No spam, No scams!
I’m trying to get it back, but I need you to see this video.
Please watch and share. Thank you.
@TeamYouTube @YouTubeCreators
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Another Dive retweeted
Creators have been complaining for a long time, and their concerns have finally reached federal authorities.
YouTube has been terminating creators’ accounts with little to no explanation and seemingly no reliable system for resolving mistakes.
Now, the FTC is reportedly preparing a lawsuit against YouTube over allegations that the platform misled users about its content policies before suspending their accounts.
Meta also recently lost a multibillion-dollar lawsuit. No matter how you feel about Trump, his administration appears serious about holding Big Tech accountable when these companies allegedly mistreat their users.
What do you think about this?
Either @TeamYouTube has psychic powers
or they send the same copy-paste reply without knowing which channel they’re replying to.
I contacted them from a different account and never mentioned my channel.
Their reply:
“We’ve completed a final review of your account.”
Whaaat?
.@TeamYouTube in fact uses a fake "human here" public persona to drag creators into DMs & hide broken bugs. A real human analyst doesn't drop identical public & private rejections at the exact same second, nor do they conduct "final audits" at 3:43 AM. Stop the automated theater.
Another Dive retweeted
Hi, @TeamYouTube. It looks like my YouTube career is over.
More than 2 months ago, my gaming channel with 270k subscribers was removed for “spam, fraud, and deception policies,” even though my content consisted of reviews and comparisons of mods for a popular music game.
After my first contacts with support, the channel was restored, only to be removed again by YouTube’s AI system 5 days later for the exact same reason. Today, support informed me that there is nothing more they can do.
For 2 years, I uploaded content every day, built an audience of 270k subscribers, and earned thousands of dollars through the platform. All of that disappeared in a single day.
I still hope for a miracle, but right now it feels like this story has come to an end. Thank you to everyone who was part of this journey. I never thought it would end like this, bye.
Flagging bad channels is necessary.
But first the detection system needs to be accurate. (Which it isn’t )
Then a real human should be involved before a channel is terminated. (Which there isn’t )
And if mistakes still happen, creators need access to actual human support, not endless automated replies. (Most don’t get that either )
I’ve spent 8 months fighting my termination.
Why would I do that if I knew I had posted scam links, spam, or deceptive content?
I ran a small documentary channel for 2.5 years and was perfectly happy doing so.
I wanted nothing more than my small subscribers. I loved that small audience.
YouTube shouldn’t be like this!
Every creator must get the same chance, from big to small.
All I'm asking for is the chance to have my case looked at by an actual person who can review and make a fair decision.
@TeamYouTube @YouTube @YouTubeCreators @nealmohan @reneritchie
Another Dive retweeted
🚨 YouTube Creator Support is completely broken.
Creators don’t contact support because they want policy links or template responses.
They contact support because they need answers.
Instead, creators are often left with vague responses, conflicting information, and no real explanation when something goes wrong.
And when those answers turn out to be wrong, the creator pays the price.
I know because it happened to me.
I reached out to Creator Support multiple times before creating my account and relied on the guidance I was given.
Months later, my channel was terminated.
What makes this even harder to understand is that I wasn’t terminated on some random day. My channel was terminated during the May 13th YouTube outage while I was repeatedly trying to upload content.
Since then, I’ve tried to find out whether my termination was related to the outage, a mistake, or something else entirely.
I’ve never received a clear answer.
How can creators rely on Creator Support if they can’t rely on the answers they’re given?
I’m asking @TeamYouTube to review the support conversations, screenshots, and timeline surrounding my case.
For the past 238 days I’ve been fighting to get my YouTube channel “Another Dive” back after it was terminated for “Spam” policy.
It was a small documentary channel about history.
Everything on it was made by me.
researched, written, edited, and narrated by me.
I never uploaded spam, scams, reused content, or anything meant to deceive people.
Since the termination I’ve done everything I can. Appeals, support, TeamYouTube, reports, explanations, even a DSA complaint. Nothing has changed.
The hardest part is that after termination everything becomes automated. Every reply, every email. No real explanation, no real person to talk to.
I just want a real human review of the case and an explanation of what actually happened.
If you think small creators deserve that, please help me spread this and tag @TeamYouTube in the comments.
@MoistCr1TiKaL @DeepHumor @Asmongold @jacksfilms @jason_koebler @endermanch
@TeamYouTube @YouTube @reneritchie @nealmohan
I’m asking for help from anyone willing to listen.
For the past 8 months I’ve been fighting to get my YouTube channel back after it was terminated for “spam, deceptive practices and scams policy.”
My channel “Another Dive” was a small documentary channel focused on History.
Every video was researched, written, edited, and narrated by me.
I never uploaded spam, scams, reused content, or anything designed to deceive viewers.
Since the termination, I’ve done everything YouTube asks creators to do. I’ve submitted appeals, contacted TeamYouTube, spoken with support, filed reports, provided explanations, gathered evidence and even filed a DSA complaint with Platform Control.
Nothing worked.
What makes this harder is that after suspension everything becomes automated. Every reply, every email. Everything.
There’s no real person to talk to, no clarification, just generic responses while the actual reason for the termination is never properly explained.
Eight months is a long time to leave a creator in limbo.
My channel was the result of years of work and thousands of hours spent researching, writing, editing, and building an audience.
If you believe small creators deserve fair reviews as much as big creators please help me spread the word.
I only want a genuine human review. Nothing more.
Please tag @TeamYouTube in the comments, that would help a lot.
@jaypeters @CaseyNewton @ZoeSchiffer @StarFire2258 @tomwarren @kyliebytes @TaylorLorenz @reckless @DeepHumor
@TeamYouTube @YouTube @reneritchie @nealmohan
It’s been 44 days since my complaint was marked admissible under the DSA process and there has been no update since then.
Right now I have no visibility on what stage the review is at or when I can expect any resolution.
Please provide a proper status update on my complaint. @TeamYouTube
Day 232 of my YouTube channel being terminated.
And honestly it’s been draining in ways that are hard to explain.
For months now, I haven’t really been able to sleep properly.
Waiting, checking, hoping for some kind of update that never comes.
You don’t just lose a channel like that and move on when it’s something you’ve built and put everything into.
I still can’t believe YouTube is getting away with this level of silence and lack of real support.
I’ve tried every possible way to get this reviewed properly. Emails, appeals, escalation attempts everything just leads back to the same automated responses or no response at all.
Day 232, and I’m still here waiting.
@TeamYouTube @YouTube @YouTubeCreators @nealmohan @reneritchie
Another Dive retweeted
Replying to @TeamYouTube
@TeamYouTube 336 days have passed since my channel was falsely terminated for spam. I have tagged you so many times asking for help only for you to ignore me or reply with automated responses. This has to stop. I want fairness. I want a human to manually review my channel.
Day 223.
Despite months of appeals, emails, and public posts @TeamYouTube continues to ignore my case.
They completely shut down any form of reviews and appeals.
Another Dive retweeted
I’m seeing a clear pattern — so many @YouTube creators are raising the alarm again and again, literally begging for a manual human review on their demonetized channels, monetization bans, or blocked accounts.
Years of original content, loyal subscriber bases they built from scratch, countless hours of creativity and passion… all stonewalled by automated flags and endless bot replies with zero real human eyes on their appeals.
@YouTube @YouTubeCreators @TeamYouTube — these creators ARE the platform. They grow your audience and your revenue.
Prioritize HUMAN support and proper manual reviews NOW.
Keep ignoring them and you’re destroying your own credibility with the entire creator community.
Our motto stays unbreakable: No Bot For Support — bring back real human support!
#FixYouTube #YouTubeCreators #NoBotForSupport #BringBackHumanSupport #CreatorSupport #YouTubeAppeals
Another Dive retweeted
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.
169 days has passed.
@TeamYouTube take another look at my channel.
I did nothing wrong.
Another Dive retweeted
I’ve been demonetized since December 23, 2025.
Since that day, I’ve watched countless creators fight for their channels. Tagging each other. Supporting each other. Refusing to stay silent.
Some were reinstated.
But many more got tired… and gave up.
And that’s the saddest part.
One thing that really stands out — @NpcUniverse got both of his channels reinstated, yet he’s still speaking up for other creators who are struggling.
Meanwhile, many of us are still waiting.
Still unheard. Still asking for a fair review.
I truly hope YouTube can be fair and genuinely help us get our channels back.
@TeamYouTube this isn’t just about one channel anymore. Creators are losing hope.
Please help us.
Another Dive retweeted
Dear @TeamYouTube @YouTube @YouTubeCreators @YouTubeGaming @YouTubeIndia @YouTubeInsider @nealmohan two of my youtube channels have been wrongfully terminated by your shitty AI program and i haven't been able to summit an appeal because you didn't send my my URL. @Dexerto
👉This the 4th video that i'm sharing with you:
I am uploading parts of my YouTube videos for everyone to see.
For 127 days, YouTube has kept my channel terminated under the spam policy.
I made only 15 videos over 2 and a half years. Uploads were often months apart because I wanted to make them the best I could.
This was my dream and my job.
I didn't violate any of the rules. YouTube took it away by mistake and I want to continue fighting to get it back.
I would greatly appreciate it if you could help me with your engagement. Thank you.
@TeamYouTube please take a look into this.
👇 This is or better said was a video about Dick Cheney, titled: “The Vice President who actually ran America” (Full length of the video in YT: 14:42)
👉This the 3rd video that i'm sharing with you:
I am uploading parts of my YouTube videos for everyone to see.
For 126 days, YouTube has kept my channel terminated under the spam policy.
I made only 15 videos over 2 and a half years.
Uploads were often months apart because I wanted to make them the best I could.
This was my dream and my job.
I didn't violate any of the rules. YouTube took it away by mistake and I want to continue fighting to get it back.
I would greatly appreciate it if you could help me with your engagement. Thank you.
@TeamYouTube please take a look into this.
👇 This is or better said was a video about The Nuremberg Trials, titled: “What happened to top Nazis after WWII?” (Full length of the video in YT: 11:26 )
👉I am going to upload parts of my videos for everyone to see.
For 124 days, YouTube has kept my channel terminated under the spam policy.
I made only 15 videos over 2 and a half years.
Uploads were often months apart because I wanted to make them the best I could.
This was my dream and my job.
YouTube took it away by mistake and I want to continue fighting to get it back.
I would greatly appreciate it if you could help me with your engagement. Thank you.
@TeamYouTube please take another look into this.
👇 This is or better said was a video about Richard Nixon, titled: “The Tapes that destroyed a Presidency” (Full length of the video in YT: 19:40)



























