Videos tagged with Content Policy

This video discusses YouTube's new content policy impacting firearms creators, arguing it's Draconian and lacks legal basis. The speaker urges viewers to voice their dissatisfaction on social media to influence YouTube's public perception and potentially challenge the policy's legality, especially concerning Section 230 protections. The core argument is that YouTube, by acting as a publisher, should be held liable for moderating legal content for political reasons.

The Guns & Gadgets channel has been demonetized by YouTube due to a perceived violation of policies regarding firearms content, specifically claims of showing dangerousness. This decision impacts the channel's ability to earn revenue from AdSense, affecting its viability as a small business. The creator is actively reviewing and modifying over 1300 videos to comply with YouTube's guidelines and restore monetization.

This video discusses changes to Google/YouTube's advertising and content policy that will negatively impact firearm-related channels, taking effect on September 1, 2019. The host, Joel "The GunGuy" Persinger, shares an email detailing these policy shifts and directs viewers to a blog post with more information. He also promotes his website, training services, Patreon, and other platforms where his content can be found. Several sponsors and organizations supporting gun rights are also mentioned.

This episode of The Gun Collective discusses recent policy changes by the Google Play store concerning the sale or promotion of firearms and related items. Jon Patton, the host, delves into the implications of these new regulations and what they mean for the firearm community and online platforms. The video aims to inform viewers about potential impacts on content creators and businesses operating within the gun space.

This YouTube video, titled '3/8/17 Live Stream,' addresses YouTube's new anti-gun policies that led to the removal of external links from their videos. The description provides a workaround, directing viewers to a specific webpage (http://www.akoperatorsunionlocal4774.com/links-to-setups/) where they can find the necessary links. It also includes a link to the creator's Patreon page (https://www.patreon.com/AKOU) for additional support. The content seems to be a live stream from a firearms-focused channel, likely discussing topics related to firearms and potentially navigating content restrictions.

This video outlines criteria for participation and potential bans from the Mrgunsngear YouTube channel. It touches upon the guidelines viewers must adhere to in order to engage with the content and community, likely related to respectful discussion and adherence to channel rules. The description also includes promotional links for merchandise and social media presence.