Both of you would be right at the same time. You raised high enough to be full-time on Youtube, you have a full history of interactions with their moderators,

Both of you would be right at the same time. You raised high enough to be full-time on Youtube, you have a full history of interactions with their moderators, a track record of videos that performed well, and get to be handle by real humans. That doesn’t mean it’s the same experience for the vast majority of creators, especially those who upload a video once in a while and have no reputation in the system. On any Google service I think both sides exist, and the difference is usually pretty stark, like night and day. PS: on the gov. part, the issue is that Google is economically big enough that there is no counterpart to make them do what they don’t want to. People are turning to govs. because there is basically no other recourse in many situations.