Videos tagged with YouTube Policy

This video discusses YouTube's removal of content related to firearms sales, specifically from 'Top Gun Supply'. The speaker, TheYankeeMarshal, expresses confusion and frustration regarding the unclear reasons for the content removal, suspecting it may be linked to business card or website displays. The situation highlights the challenges creators face navigating platform policies in the firearms niche.

This video discusses the challenges faced by pro-gun creators on YouTube, using the creator's own channel as a case study. It delves into how platform policies and enforcement may have impacted the visibility and reach of firearm-related content, suggesting a pattern of suppression. The narrative focuses on the creator's experience and the broader implications for free speech and content moderation within the firearms community on YouTube.

This video features a firearms content creator, 'Summer', visiting Ray's Sporting Goods in Dallas, TX, a highly recommended retailer. Due to YouTube's filming restrictions for firearm content, the interior tour and product reviews are exclusively available on her Rumble channel. The video highlights the store's exterior signage and brands like Colt and Leupold visible on the windows.

This video discusses a conversation with prominent YouTube firearm channels regarding concerns and potential issues creators are facing. The content hints at a discussion about the platform's policies or community dynamics that are causing worry among those who produce gun-related content. It's presented as a live event.

This video provides a brief overview of the FightLite MCR belt-fed upper receiver for the AR-15 platform. The presenter, Ben from Shooting Gear Reviews, demonstrates its use and discusses broader industry concerns. While the demonstration is limited due to an injury, it highlights the MCR's dual-feed capability and compatibility with standard AR-15 lowers. The content also touches upon the perceived decline in shooting sports participation and the impact of platform policies.

This video discusses YouTube's removal of a firearms-related video due to policy violations. The creator, an established content creator in the firearms niche, explains the situation and announces a strategic shift to migrate similar content to Rumble to avoid further channel strikes. The creator also advises viewers to re-verify their subscriptions on YouTube.

This entry details a firearms content creator's frustrating experience with YouTube's content moderation policies. The creator, Moondog, highlights inconsistencies in manual review processes, where a video initially approved as advertiser-friendly was later demonetized after going viral. This situation underscores the challenges faced by 2A creators on the platform.

This video, hosted by Brent Wheat of GUNS Magazine and American Handgunner, critically examines 'Digital Terrorism' – the strategy of de-monetizing and de-platforming firearms content creators. Wheat, demonstrating high authority as an editor and long-time firearms media personality, details how YouTube's strict, and often arbitrarily enforced, policies are impacting creators. The discussion highlights the challenges of migrating to alternative platforms and calls for political action to protect free speech regarding firearms.

Roger Barrera of QVO Tactical discusses a recent YouTube Community Guidelines strike and outlines necessary adjustments to content creation strategy. He emphasizes the need to comply with YouTube's strict policies regarding firearms sales and promotion by removing direct links and pricing from videos, redirecting viewers to his website, qvoreviews.com, for detailed information. The channel is also preparing for a significant giveaway to celebrate reaching 250,000 subscribers and announces the upcoming Black Friday sale.

This video discusses the 'Toy Guns for Tots 2025' charity drive, emphasizing its purpose of providing toy firearms to children. The speaker addresses YouTube's perceived anti-2A bias and encourages viewer support through donations and merchandise purchases. The event aims to raise funds and awareness within the firearms community for a charitable cause.

The Desk Pop channel is undergoing a significant transition due to restrictive firearm laws and high living costs in Washington state. The creator has relocated to Utah to pursue firearms content creation full-time, citing the ability to shoot daily and test firearms more rigorously. To support the channel amidst YouTube's content restrictions and potential demonetization, a new venture called PatchMelt has been launched, offering limited-run, high-quality PVC patches. The channel also acknowledges support from sponsors like HSL Ammunition, Ginning Optics, Gun Prime, and Constantine Carry Belts.

This video discusses the proliferation of AI-generated content, specifically labeling it 'AI Slop Content,' as a negative influence on YouTube. The creator advises viewers on how to adjust their settings to prevent YouTube from recommending such videos, aiming to improve the user experience by filtering out unwanted automated content.