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YouTube's policy appears to ban videos that "promise users they will see something but instead directs them off site in order to view." As far as I can tell, me
by CobrastanJorji 7y ago
YouTube's policy appears to ban videos that "promise users they will see something but instead directs them off site in order to view." As far as I can tell, mentioning that you have a Twitch channel should be fine, but creating a video called "my sick game livestreaming" whose content is a guy telling you to go somewhere else to watch your sick livestreaming might be seen as this type of spam. Honestly, that sounds pretty reasonable to me. Maybe I'm missing a story somewhere about them doing something worse?
I think this is the policy here: https://support.google.com/youtube/answer/2801973 https://support.google.com/youtube/answer/2801973
- chii 7y ago> creating a video called "my sick game livestreaming" whose content is a guy telling you to go somewhere else to watch your sick livestreaming might be seen as this type of spam. this happens a lot with many twitch streamers who also do youtube. I don't think it's banned under youtube.