Something I learned in Communication 101: Communication is two-way, sending and receiving. You can say whatever you want, but if your actions send a different message, it won't be received by your intended audience.
I had a 30 minute clip from CSGO, but because of a few second of music (that we talked over on the stream) in the form of an mvp music kit that one of my teammates had it was demonitized. I removed the video, but when I'm streaming I can't control things like this entirely.
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I even had one instance that I was in deathmatch and shared a clip, but an opponent was spamming his mic with almost unrecognizable music. I quickly muted him, but despite the music being scratchy, talked over, and having other gun sounds, my 5 minute clip was demonitized for
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The maybe 5-10 seconds of ear-destroying "music".
@YouTube has lost any and all respect for it's smaller names and only cares about the major brands. As a streamer, YouTube is absolutely useless, but without these policies, I would have used them as my preferred platform.
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