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> which is 0 anyway because I disable monetisation on principle I also disable monetization on principle, but I think if a video is claimed by a copyright hold
by jobigoud 8y ago
> which is 0 anyway because I disable monetisation on principle
I also disable monetization on principle, but I think if a video is claimed by a copyright holder, then YouTube will add adverts in it, even if you disabled it.
As to your other point, a claim is different from a strike from what I understand. A strike is a more serious offense that may lead to blocking the account entirely. A strike can come if you dispute a claim and the claimant is considered to be in his right.
- gbuk2013 8y agoI know the distinction between a claim and a strike - I have direct experience of both. ;) You can appeal a strike and it will be removed unless the claimant provides documents that they have instituted proceedings within a fixed period of time. You have to provide your contact details if you appeal a strike. Description of the various stages of the process: https://support.google.com/youtube/answer/2797454 https://support.google.com/youtube/answer/2797454