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YouTube did it again... (Patreon)

Published:
2017-10-27 23:08:15
Imported:
2021-06

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The new Foamy episode "Don't Care" has been put in a state of "Limited to No Ad Revenue"... even though the bots picked at it 2 weeks prior to posting and it's been running monetized for a week. So it's under review.... and as usual, time is money. The longer they take the more money I lose. Thanks YouTube for making your platform a stressful earning arena for all content creators. Sure motivates everyone to keep making things....

Reluctantly.... back to work.

J.


Comments

Paul Grodt

Genuinely talented people are starting not only to bail for other mediums, but starting to bail for their old day-jobs. It's like YouTube wants me to go back to getting my entertainment from the wasteland that is cable TV or something.

Anonymous

The bitch who runs Youtube needs to be fired. She has no idea what she's doing. How could anyone run a business like she does.

David Paul

Have YouTube issued any statement at all about what is going on at their end? I mean, are they saying anything about what could be flagging your content? I know they have that "1000 views in 7 days" thing, but that isn't nearly good enough of a system. You don't promote Neurotically Yours as "family friendly", so they shouldn't single you out on language. They're not sexually explicit (graphically, at least, but even the spoken implications are, if not moderate, then at least brief). Seriously, the only episodes that I can think of that would be deemed to be "bad" would be "Ninja Gig" (implying raping someone with their own severed limbs is not good imagery) and "Medicated Baby Heads" (the subject of dead babies also has a stigma about it). And there is your Pum'kin Guy episodes. There is no "adult" or barely even "young adult" content. Yet it is still flagged. For what? If you were a "big name", with corporate sponsorship and studio backing, then you would have no problem at all. But independent artists are getting roasted for the slightest infraction (and probably not even that).