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I’ve noticed these “click to appeal” links (on YouTube, and other places) always have a near instantaneous turn around time, and they always rejected. Conspirac
by jonathankoren 6y ago
I’ve noticed these “click to appeal” links (on YouTube, and other places) always have a near instantaneous turn around time, and they always rejected. Conspiracy me, suspects that all appeals are rejected by rule, to scare people from appealing further, and only these much fewer second appeals are actually reviewed.
- bsder 6y agoI suspect all appeals are rejected and only get reviewed if the channel has enough pull to smack Google on social media.
- perl4ever 6y agoIt's not like that sort of thing is some new social media/tech innovation. I remember being hearing or reading if you're turned down for SSDI, you've got to keep appealing, because there are metrics being used where they can't approve more than a certain percentage initially.
- jonathankoren 6y agoI'm thinking that they know everyone will appeal, but by threatening them on second appeal, you thin it out to people that actually think they have a case. Still, it's obviously a bullshit process.
- redis_mlc 6y agoI believe you're correct. If you click on the appeal button in Youtube admin UI, my understanding is that the complaint gets escalated from demonetization (somebody else gets your views revenue) to a likely copyright strike, which risks your channel being closed. Unless you know somebody at Youtube, of course.