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So a creator trusts the guidelines provided by youtube and invests in a business to find out later youtube can actually shut that business down without a tangib
by enginaar 8y ago
So a creator trusts the guidelines provided by youtube and invests in a business to find out later youtube can actually shut that business down without a tangible reason. I don't understand how being a private entity gives youtube the right to make a false advertisement and treat their creators as fools.
Is it clearly stated that youtube can remove your videos just because? (considering, claiming it's not fitting guidelines is as vague as claiming it is bad for the environment)
- mynameisvlad 8y agoOf course it is. Almost every single sharing service has some sort of clause in their ToS that they can remove any content at their discretion.
- enginaar 8y agoI get that. I wish I emphasized "clearly" because it seems common practice to create a false perception of justice/security/privacy with almost every single online service now. I just don't understand how this practice can be the "right" of any entity not just private. This sounds like an excuse for people who know to despise others for not knowing.