Gabriel
YouTube Addict
Over the course of the next few weeks, we're changing the way we calculate YouTube channel view counts to better reflect the content that's publicly accessible to viewers. Historically we've incremented channel view counts any time a video on that channel was viewed. This meant that unlisted, private, and even videos that have since been deleted contributed towards that view count.
We're removing view counts of deleted videos over the next few weeks. After that, we'll remove view counts from unlisted and private videos so the view count shown for a channel will include only the views from public videos. If you have private or unlisted videos that you want to count towards your channel's view count, you can simply set them to "public" and they will be included in your view count within a day.
It sucks they'll remove my deleted video views count
what do you think?
