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Here is my BANNED YouTube video. CAUTION: This video contains extremely distressing content, including discounted cash flows and probabilistic Robotaxi scaling trajectories. BEFORE WATCHING, make sure there are NO CHILDREN in the room and lock the door. Also, THIS VIDEO IS NOT SAFE FOR WORK. YouTube did not explain...

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On July 8th YouTube gave me a content warning for the clip below. Where I react to a vtuber clip. In which I made a double entendre joke about filling her hole. Made in context of a game where she was filling dirt hole. I appealed this and was denied, and then denied via email again when my team contacted YouTube support. This is absurd, so many people have made much more explicit sexual jokes on YouTube and not been hit with strikes or warnings. Nor should they have been. TeamYouTube the fact that this video was removed completely and not even just set to being 18 plus suggest that in YouTube’s view, this joke is not even suitable for adults. That it went far beyond the pale. And the idea that an adult would fine this harmless double entendre, in context with a literal hole, offensive is absurd. Additionally as this was a joke it is allowed under the content guidelines. “Usage of sexual jokes and innuendos (such as mimicking sex acts in a humorous way) that does not use vulgar or obscene terms (such as music lyrics referencing sexual tension).” My only theories as to why this was flagged was the word “hole” despite the context of a video where a literal dirt hole was being filled, is considered a vulgar or obscene term not fit for YouTube. Or that because the video was zoomed in on me when I said the word “hole” and there was no hole on screen for half a second meant that some ai assumed there was no context in the video and no one checking this video afterwards watched half a second before the zoom to check for context. YouTube I am asking you to remove the warning on my account, and even if full monetization cannot be restored on the video, at least it should be republished and restricted to 18 plus viewers. There is no way that any reasonable human could watch this clip, and see it as overly sexual. Nor do I believe you want to make creators afraid to say the word hole in fear it could be taken as a sexual joke by some ai. This is not even about making people worried about using explicit terms or making direct sexual jokes. This is a double entendre. Nothing more intense than something would say “that’s what she said” in reply to. Please YouTube, correct your mistake. YouTubeCreators (not sure which accounts I should @ so that last one is just incase) —————————- To all those reading this, please help push this, help my voice be heard. Make them fix their mistake. Also I specifically did not name the vtuber in the clip, even though she is well known. Because she did not ask to be a part of this, and I ask that you respect her by not harassing or pinging her about this. This is my own issue, don’t make it hers. Thank you, LuminusRed.

LuminusRed ✂️🍒

36,197 views • 1 month ago

The Counter-Strike Content Scene might have a big problem on YouTube... YouTube removed my video for promoting unlicensed gambling despite it NOT containing any mention of gambling / case opening websites. They refuse to back down and at the same time they REFUSE to specify at which time the "promotion" is located. If they don't give us this information, I will not know how to avoid this in the future, and releasing videos becomes quite scary as I risk the removal of the entire channel despite not doing anything wrong intentionally. This is a extremely frustrating problem to have as I see a multitude of channels directly promote gambling sites and nothing is done to them, while at the same time I chose to NOT take gambling website money to avoid problems like this, it makes no sense. The only thing they have provided us is a link to their policy (I will share this in the post below so you can read it too if you want) which states Direct promotion of gambling is not allowed, but I repeat, there was none. As it was a documentary about a Counter-Strike player - Xantares, there were images of him wearing jerseys that had the names of gambling websites on them, but that is not a direct promotion. I'd like to ask the community to like & retweet this for visibility, and ideally if anyone is in contact with a person on the YouTube team that could give us a good faith explanation of what we did wrong, it would really help out not only just me, but the entire community because if I won't be able to release videos due to fear of getting strikes, I will not be the only creator is affected. At the same time I decided to upload the video here, on X, to invite the community to point out if they see how I broke the YT policy. Maybe I and my team just don't see something obvious, that would be the best case scenario... TeamYouTube

Josh Nathan

45,982 views • 7 months ago