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Whenever there is any kind of content dispute on a YT channel, the creators have the option to contest it. In all my time as a content creator, I've never once been flagged for subject matter or anything of the sort, and I feature all kinds of fun stuff.
YouTube's bots are a joke and always have been, since their implementation, they've made it an uphill struggle to publish content. But, with the exception of hardcore pornogrophy, you can pretty much get away with anything. You might get blocked in some countries due to excessive violence or music choices, but that's a drop in the bucket. Monetization pays shit anyway, and most creators have external websites, or join larger channels that pay them per vid/views to make it viable as a job. Ads pay one ten billionth of a penny, so it doesn't even really matter unless you are pulling in millions of views.
As for companies pullin their ads and the addition of new programs searching for flagged words now, whatever. They will just wait for the noise to die down and quietly go back to not giving a shit once the flavor of the month changes to the next big outrage. It's a universal truth, corporations don't give a flying fuck about the consumer, they just have to act like they do sometimes. I've seen it all before, whether it was copyrighted visual content, music, violence, religious views/content, blah blah blah.
Not worried at all Con
YouTube's bots are a joke and always have been, since their implementation, they've made it an uphill struggle to publish content. But, with the exception of hardcore pornogrophy, you can pretty much get away with anything. You might get blocked in some countries due to excessive violence or music choices, but that's a drop in the bucket. Monetization pays shit anyway, and most creators have external websites, or join larger channels that pay them per vid/views to make it viable as a job. Ads pay one ten billionth of a penny, so it doesn't even really matter unless you are pulling in millions of views.
As for companies pullin their ads and the addition of new programs searching for flagged words now, whatever. They will just wait for the noise to die down and quietly go back to not giving a shit once the flavor of the month changes to the next big outrage. It's a universal truth, corporations don't give a flying fuck about the consumer, they just have to act like they do sometimes. I've seen it all before, whether it was copyrighted visual content, music, violence, religious views/content, blah blah blah.
Not worried at all Con