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YouTube continues to clamp down.. Just got a strike for posting a video letting our subscribers know the WAN Show is live... https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Z2fPyZDsdJo … Yes, this action makes me so motivated to stop streaming on Twitch and switch to YouTube right now /sarcasm
Basically they are mad we are publicizing our stream on Twitch. Yet another move towards YouTube owning the audience rather than the creators having control of that relationship. To be clear these guidelines have existed for a long time. The enforcement is new.pic.twitter.com/tmFinDDceZ
Because strikes are warnings. They only have consequences if you accumulate multiple within a set time frame. Just like warnings. While I'm not agreeing with @YouTube's policy, it'd be quite redicuolous to give warnings for warnings.
You can absolutely create videos that promote or link to Twitch! And there's no new enforcement. As stated in our Community Guidelines, if the content's main/sole purpose is to drive people off YouTube and onto another site, it will likely violate our spam policies.
Example could be content with no audio/video or other info, just a link to another site.
Could be worse, you could be MIT or Blender. All their videos have gone bye-bye.pic.twitter.com/aJvY1QINls
This just angers me, such stupidity from YT's side
I remember a few years ago when everyone would upload a quick video saying they were live on twitch. Can’t believe they are punishing people for it.
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