Does YouTube go after small time channels?

[TopSilver]

YouTube likes to ban small time YouTube channels and seem to never go after the bigger ones. This is something that's happened quite a bit over the years. They will give you strikes much easier and ban you but a big time YouTube channel might not receive the same. I know several people who had between 1,000-5,000 subscribers and have been banned before just because they make comments a lot on other channels. It's quite a shame. These people I know start their channel over and have been doing fine since.

 

[Junamo]

Not necessarily ban but they do not CARE about small time channels which makes small channels easily abused by bigger channels

 

[Martee]

Well, I'd imagine from a business sense it would be much more of an issue if they were to nuke a larger channel (Thinking the likes of Mr Beast etc.) just due to the sheer amount of people subbing and also the ad revenue I imagine YT earns from them. In my eyes, YouTube is big enough not to really give a damn about the smaller fish because they know they will keep coming into the ecosystem regardless as it stands. That's my take anyway, I'd personally like to see these smaller channels pop up more and flourish, that what it's for in my eyes!

 

[ZandraJoi]

I don't care for any business that bans or censors. I use YouTube for a lot of workout videos. Those people started small & now have sponsors. They made a name for themselves. If YouTube bans smaller channels, it prevents people from earning a bit of extra income, even if it's in the form of free products.

 

[saoussen57651]

YouTube likes to ban small time YouTube channels and seem to never go after the bigger ones. This is something that's happened quite a bit over the years. They will give you strikes much easier and ban you but a big time YouTube channel might not receive the same. I know several people who had between 1,000-5,000 subscribers and have been banned before just because they make comments a lot on other channels. It's quite a shame. These people I know start their channel over and have been doing fine since.

It is not necessary they make these comment they just hire workers for do this job for their channel and they pay them small amount instead of youtube jail.

 

[Sheyemanu]

Well, in reply to the question in your above post concerning why YouTube does not care about small channels with fewer subscribers and ban them easily when compared to the larger channels, well I would say it's because the big channels make more money

 

[Ralphjoe]

YouTube will only go after small channel on their platform because they know that this small channel do not bringing any revenue to them as much as the big ones so they wouldn't even dare to ban big channels on their platform.

 

[Sotherefore]

This is not not the truth, they only bann YouTube channel that have not follow the rules and regulation of YouTube communities,and most of the small Channel that are are coming up are actually using a copyright content on their videos which is against the rules and regulation of YouTube. That thing is that they do not generate any revenue.

 

[joy101]

I thank YouTube go in small channel because they know that small channel business will give them some revenue, because the small channel will bring copyright content in their video.

 

[Kayzzy3]

HiYouTube likes to ban small time YouTube channels and seem to never go after the bigger ones. This is something that's happened quite a bit over the years. They will give you strikes much easier and ban you but a big time YouTube channel might not receive the same. I know several people who had between 1,000-5,000 subscribers and have been banned before just because they make comments a lot on other channels. It's quite a shame. These people I know start their channel over and have been doing fine since.

You have to look at it this way, Google that runs YouTube are out to put good contents on their platform, when they seem your contents as substandard, they reserve the right to sanction or take the content or the channel down.

Some of the channels you call small maybe channels that people create out of excitement and never pay attention to post good contents on them, so they suspended or taken down.

 

[Alexandoy]

My YouTube channel is small time because it is not earning yet due to the lack of watch hours. Even if it has more than 1,000 subscribers but I am not uploading new videos for lack of motvation. But at least it is not banned for any reason although there is one strike already when I posted a video of cocks fighting in the vacant lot.

 

[Razor1911]

YouTube likes to ban small time YouTube channels and seem to never go after the bigger ones. This is something that's happened quite a bit over the years. They will give you strikes much easier and ban you but a big time YouTube channel might not receive the same. I know several people who had between 1,000-5,000 subscribers and have been banned before just because they make comments a lot on other channels. It's quite a shame. These people I know start their channel over and have been doing fine since.

It is certain than channels with huge followers are a win win situation for both, the channel creator as well as for YouTube. It takes so much time for YouTubers to build the followers, banning will mean they will hurt the sentiment of a large fanbase.

 

[Good-Person]

YouTube likes to ban small time YouTube channels and seem to never go after the bigger ones. This is something that's happened quite a bit over the years. They will give you strikes much easier and ban you but a big time YouTube channel might not receive the same. I know several people who had between 1,000-5,000 subscribers and have been banned before just because they make comments a lot on other channels. It's quite a shame. These people I know start their channel over and have been doing fine since.

This is the one of the biggest reasons why I never consider Youtube as a way to earn money because you may never know what will happen if Youtube changes policy and demonetize your channel. This has happened to a lot of channel owners who claimed they have never violated any rule.

 

[eLdavis]

This people are business oriented, they would not easily go after channels that is giving them lots of revenue. They would rather go after smaller ones because those are the ones they can afford to loose out on

 

[Niftyyem]

Big channels reel in more profits for YouTube because of the large number if subscribers, so, you cannot really blame them for been a little favourable towards them.

 

[IamDozzy]

Well if you look at it from a a business angle, big channels bring in much more revenue to YouTube than small channels. Hence, YouTube would always take their time and ensure the offence committed by these big channels are to grave to ignore before banning them.

 

[BTCBEE]

YouTube likes to ban small time YouTube channels and seem to never go after the bigger ones. This is something that's happened quite a bit over the years. They will give you strikes much easier and ban you but a big time YouTube channel might not receive the same. I know several people who had between 1,000-5,000 subscribers and have been banned before just because they make comments a lot on other channels. It's quite a shame. These people I know start their channel over and have been doing fine since.

i see the same in many Chanel and many people post comments to get many subscriber and youtube is thinking they are spamming youtube Chanel pages

 

[Patrik]

not really, a big channel that has 50 million subscribers under the name of "Set India" was recently terminated, i still don't know why, but youtube removed it along with lot of other bigger channels

 

[Jumoke12]

YouTube likes to ban small time YouTube channels and seem to never go after the bigger ones. This is something that's happened quite a bit over the years. They will give you strikes much easier and ban you but a big time YouTube channel might not receive the same. I know several people who had between 1,000-5,000 subscribers and have been banned before just because they make comments a lot on other channels. It's quite a shame. These people I know start their channel over and have been doing fine since.

Well, maybe or maybe not. But I do not know if I'm the only one who doesn't really fancy YouTube like that, but as much as I know I do not really have time to spend on YouTube so I don't fancy it.

 

[Trexxxy]

I didn't even know this is a thing. YouTube going after channels sounds funny, what do they stand to gain by banning small-time YouTube accounts??. Well, I only think this is possible as a result of a breach.