thegibster

Just in case anyone was curious, here is the message YouTube sends you. Note how generic it is. My channel was in no way spam, scam, or commercially deceptive. It was me playing KSP, plain and simple. I didn't try to monetize my channel and I never placed links to my channel anywhere. I just used the tags to tag the videos for keywords related to ksp. I would love to know what "repeat violations" means specifically to my account.

I didn't think Squad would have done it. I liked sharing the great work they're doing and it makes me angry they just turn me off without explaining why. The least courtesy they could do is tell someone what was wrong. Worst customer service ever.

I had only one Sim City video. All other videos were KSP. Just one simcity video and it was flagged for copyright music, the music was the background music of the game. I didnt upload more simcity because of it. All music I used for KSP was free to use. I was very careful to find content that was allowed so this didn't happen. I also posted the license and copyright to all my video descriptions. It's the Kevin guy Kurt Jmac uses and other popular you tubers use. You tube does not tell you why and I've tried the appeals system. The only take your email. There is no one to appeal to or contact that I can find. I think it's EA too but I don't know who to talk to resolve it.

Hey guys, I've been playing KSP for some months now and I love it. I was inspired by Kurt Jmac and Scott Manley to post some of my KSP adventures on my own YouTube channel. All I had on my channel was KSP and one Simcity video. YouTube banned my account with no warning or strikes against my account. Why would they do this??? The developers said they love having people make let's plays of the game because it spreads the word about their game. I heard them say it in the dev stream. I used no illegal music in my videos. I really don't understand why YouTube are being such dicks. Any thoughts of what I can do? I feel helpless and infuriated.