maurice barnett
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how did your friends account get disabled O_O...... thats always been one of my biggest fears lol
Upcoming Changes to MCNs & Monetization for Network Partners - Affiliate and Managed
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how did your friends account get disabled O_O...... thats always been one of my biggest fears lol
TheBatteryChicken
Level 34 Drug Dealer
None of the big youtubers will do s**t, they have everything to lose, their whole livelihoods are at stake and if they stop making content it's unlikely they can keep living the way they do.
The fact is YouTube and Google will do what they want because YouTube is just a monopoly for its market. They already know they can do anything they want to and people do actually have a viable alternative
benoftheweek
YTtalk's Chicken Salad
No reason at all, thats the point, i heard one person say at the 50 dollar threshold sometimes google just doesnt want to pay you and will disable your adsense and just keep the money, that probably just speculation though.[DOUBLEPOST=1386304925,1386304897][/DOUBLEPOST]how did your friends account get disabled O_O...... thats always been one of my biggest fears lol
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Sinc
Mr Not That Famous
you seem to have no idea what derailing is, basically, if the topic has been done to death and serves no purpose, de-railers, like myself, will immediately twist the convo until it no longer makes sense to continue the current topic.[DOUBLEPOST=1386305082,1386305061][/DOUBLEPOST]
yup, and so many have a problem with it for some reason lol.
maurice barnett
I Love YTtalk
derailer is basically a posative spin on the word troll a.k.a. THAT guy. dont be mad man embrace the fact that the only way you can garner attention for yourself
so your basically trying to find a non negative way of saying that your a troll lol. a.k.a. THAT guy lol dont feel bad man embrace the fact that the only way you can garner attention for yourself is by trying to oppose people stir up arguments. i mean look how much miley cyrus made after derailing on stage at the VMAs those months ago. you know what they say its better to be hated then forgotten
. so derail on bro im pullin for you 
WolfWraith
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I read the guys message he posted in the comments, looks like it only applies to monetisation which if this is the case, everyone pretty much knows about these updates already. If they make non-monetised videos process longer it will pretty much hurt themselves only. Also if Pewds goes on a strike (which he probably wouldn't) YouTube won't care since they were dumb enough to make the decision in the first place.
Tarmack
Rhetorical Porcupine
Cutting the nose off to spite the face. YouTube already has all of the same safeguards in place, but what this does is punish the legit users, not the abusers. The abusers are the ones distorting footage, adjusting the speed of songs and all sorts of other nonsense in addition to the copyrighted stuff. In turn, because they ****** around, now everyone else is hurt as a result.
For those who say it's no big deal, that's because your channels don't earn any money. Channels that do earn money, especially who do their content on current affairs or such are now being told to upload their content days in advance and scheduled so that it's monetized when it goes live. That way you don't lose out on the ad revenue generated in the initial burst from your subscribers.
It punishes everyone for the actions of the few. I hope they've done some fixing of the Adsense review for partners. Because unless my memory is foggy, I can recall videos being stuck in review indefinitely as YouTube had evidently just forgotten about them. Two days is a cakewalk compared to that, but still way too long.
For those who say it's no big deal, that's because your channels don't earn any money. Channels that do earn money, especially who do their content on current affairs or such are now being told to upload their content days in advance and scheduled so that it's monetized when it goes live. That way you don't lose out on the ad revenue generated in the initial burst from your subscribers.
It punishes everyone for the actions of the few. I hope they've done some fixing of the Adsense review for partners. Because unless my memory is foggy, I can recall videos being stuck in review indefinitely as YouTube had evidently just forgotten about them. Two days is a cakewalk compared to that, but still way too long.
Sinc
Mr Not That Famous
if you say so, what you should be worried about its Monday, when the content ID system gets unleashed on all videos, you may or may not get a s**t load of flags seeing as you play games. For just this once,imma be serious ^^.[DOUBLEPOST=1386306693,1386306590][/DOUBLEPOST]
Well seeing as i am one of those and my Revenue is half of most people's monthly income after tax
, i call b******t.
markkaz
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@Tarmack This was posted separately:
http://yttalk.com/threads/is-this-the-end-of-video-game-monetization-on-youtube.97811/#post-951102
"Beginning in early January, newly-uploaded videos will occasionally go through a process called monetization review. This review is performed by YouTube, and will determine if your content is in compliance with YouTube’s current terms of use and copyright standards. Once your content has been submitted, the approval process usually takes between a few hours to a few days. This system will be based on trust-algorithm, so the more often you’re approved, the less often you will be reviewed."
http://yttalk.com/threads/is-this-the-end-of-video-game-monetization-on-youtube.97811/#post-951102
"Beginning in early January, newly-uploaded videos will occasionally go through a process called monetization review. This review is performed by YouTube, and will determine if your content is in compliance with YouTube’s current terms of use and copyright standards. Once your content has been submitted, the approval process usually takes between a few hours to a few days. This system will be based on trust-algorithm, so the more often you’re approved, the less often you will be reviewed."