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And what do you do to force them to confirm the reason? That's right, get it to be so high up on HN.
by ttt0 6y ago
And what do you do to force them to confirm the reason? That's right, get it to be so high up on HN.
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- colejohnson66 6y agoOr get someone big enough that they can ask YouTube on Twitter WTF is going on. Like Markiplier in November 2019. He asked his fans to spam emojis in a livestream. So they did and were banned for spam. Their appeals - which YouTube says are reviewed by actual humans - were denied. It wasn’t until he went to Twitter that the problem was fixed. https://twitter.com/markiplier/status/1193218509804695552 https://twitter.com/markiplier/status/1193218509804695552
- ttt0 6y agoIf I remember correctly, it wasn't just YouTube. Because of that people lost their entire Google accounts, including e-mail, drive and whatever else people trust Google with nowadays That in particular made me go from just not using Google personally and occasionally bitching about their practices to actively discouraging everyone from using anything related to that company
- SilverRed 6y agoThis is why I like my accounts unbundled. One account per service thanks. Far too many horror stories of Rift users getting their facebook account banned without the option to have it reviewed and then losing access to all the games they had purchased.