Videos tagged with Content Creator Rights

YouTube's evolving policies are increasingly restricting firearm content creators, impacting monetization and sponsor relationships. The speaker advocates for migrating to alternative platforms like Rumble, where content creators have more freedom of expression and can openly discuss sponsors and products. This shift is presented as a necessary strategy to maintain content integrity and reach audiences effectively.

This video addresses accusations from Media Matters regarding YouTube content related to firearms. The speaker, who holds an 07 FFL, refutes claims of instructing users on illegal modifications, clarifying that the FG15 is a grip that does not alter the firearm's trigger mechanism and that manually operated Gatling-style devices predate automatic fire and are not classified as machine guns by the ATF. The speaker highlights the potential legal and business damages caused by such misrepresentations and calls for YouTube to address the issue.

This video discusses YouTube's increasingly strict enforcement of its community guidelines, leading to strikes and channel deletions for firearms content creators. The speaker highlights a reinterpretation of existing rules, specifically regarding the depiction of magazine insertions and firearm modifications, which are now being retroactively applied to older videos. This has resulted in significant content deletion and loss of views for creators, prompting a search for alternative platforms like Rumble and Patreon.

This video addresses the potential for YouTube to delete firearms-related channels due to policy changes and advertiser unfriendliness. The creator, who has experienced demonetization, outlines alternative platforms like Full30 and GunStreamer, as well as social media and a personal website, where content will be cross-posted. The importance of supporting creators through platforms like Patreon is emphasized to ensure the continued dissemination of Second Amendment information.

This video discusses YouTube's ban on firearm channels and its implications for content creators and the shooting community. The speaker, Ozzie Reviews, expresses concern over the potential loss of six years of work and highlights the broader agenda to restrict civilian firearm ownership. He emphasizes the need for community organization and political engagement to counter anti-gun sentiment and legislative changes, particularly referencing Australian gun law developments.

This video from Copper Jacket TV, featuring insights from 'The Daily Shooter', discusses the significant impact of YouTube's new, restrictive firearms policies. The speaker, an experienced content creator with over 1000 videos, explains how these vague rules, particularly concerning 'manufacturing' and 'assembly' of firearms, ammunition, and high-capacity magazines, effectively threaten the existence of firearms-related channels on the platform. The video highlights the potential for censorship and calls for support on alternative platforms like Patreon and Full30.

Hank Strange discusses YouTube's updated firearms policy, which prohibits content featuring direct firearm sales, accessories enabling automatic fire (like bump stocks, auto Sears), conversion instructions, and high-capacity magazines (over 30 rounds). The policy also restricts instructions on manufacturing firearms, ammunition, homemade silencers, and certain accessories. These changes are impacting firearms content creators, leading to channel strikes and potential deletions. Strange emphasizes the need for creators to diversify platforms and build direct communication channels like email lists (Hank Strange TV) and alternative video hosting sites.

This video addresses YouTube's new guidelines that significantly restrict firearms-related content, potentially leading to channel bans. The speaker, identifying as a firearms content creator, expresses concern over the impact on the Second Amendment community and the recruitment of new firearms owners. He outlines three actionable steps viewers can take to counter these changes: sending feedback to YouTube, migrating to alternative platforms like Full30.com, and financially supporting creators through platforms like Patreon to enable the development of independent spaces.

This video discusses the concerning trend of YouTube eliminating firearms-related channels. The speaker highlights the cases of Hank Strange and James Yeager, detailing how strikes and content removal can lead to channel termination. The creator outlines alternative platforms and strategies for content creators to maintain a presence and continue advocating for Second Amendment rights in the face of potential censorship.

This video discusses YouTube's increased efforts to remove or suspend firearm-related content channels, citing the cases of Hank Strange and Mac. The speaker argues these actions are politically motivated, targeting channels that oppose YouTube's ownership's agenda, rather than enforcing genuine policy violations. The creator urges support for gun channels and vigilance against what they perceive as an attack on Second Amendment advocacy.

This video discusses the termination of James Yeager's YouTube channel and advocates for community action to get it reinstated. The speaker emphasizes the importance of free speech and the potential for further channel takedowns if this issue is not addressed. It highlights the role of YouTube in reaching new audiences for Second Amendment advocacy.

This video discusses the banning of James Yeager's YouTube channel and calls for solidarity within the gun community. The speaker expresses concern over YouTube's enforcement of new, seemingly shifting guidelines, arguing that content creators are being unfairly punished. The video encourages viewers to create their own 'unban James Yeager' videos to demonstrate unity and pressure YouTube to reconsider its actions.