lolyj
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pushing a cms? o-o
awesomeness network/tv ?
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unknown_userr433436365
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I`m not sure how exactly they do it, but basically they make the CMS think a person meets a requirement (say 500 views a day) when actually it doesn`t,
A network was doing it last year, the owners got fined and banned, and the partners all had their adsense disabled
lolyj
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holy s**t. i applied with my friends after you said it was legit LOL.... i should have gained 10 more view per day and went with CreatorX, this is messed up
Hope they dont reply.
unknown_userr433436365
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If they do reply you still have to link you account afterwards, just don`t link itholy s**t. i applied with my friends after you said it was legit LOL.... i should have gained 10 more view per day and went with CreatorX, this is messed up
lolyj
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so ill be safe by not linking it? oh yeah!
DD
Gabriel
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Authorized MCNs can link anyone regardless of stats on the channel. What are you talking about?
AwesomenessTV is a authorized MCN. You do not have to worry about them being legitimate.
unknown_userr433436365
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Yea they do have a legit CMS as I said, YouTube does have a limit on requirements , you can`t partner loads of people with no stats
Gabriel
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Yes you can. The requirements for a Network to join are there for the Networks own reasons one maybe being, accountants so they don't have to go through and calculate earnings for channels with 5 views a day two, they are not a good investment and won't turn a profit in the long run and three there is no point associating with a channel with 5 views a day. Probably more but that's all I came up with in a few minutes;
Would love to hear a official word from Google about what you state. Look forward to seeing it
False information is the worse kind of help anyone can get.
lolyj
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according to my contextual knowledge from networks, people with cms(es) can partner without requirements. Not very sure but Ive seen some people on other forums selling unpaid partnerships, regardless of stats. idk. But i guess ill still be not linking my account to awesomeness, its so riskyYes you can. The requirements for a Network to join are there for the Networks own reasons one maybe being, accountants so they don't have to go through and calculate earnings for channels with 5 views a day two, they are not a good investment and won't turn a profit in the long run and three there is no point associating with a channel with 5 views a day. Probably more but that's all I came up with in a few minutes;
Would love to hear a official word from Google about what you state. Look forward to seeing it
unknown_userr433436365
Networks and GFX Expert :)
Actually if you don`t have an original CMS such as (bentpixels , fullscreen, machinima , bigframe or alloy)Yes you can. The requirements for a Network to join are there for the Networks own reasons one maybe being, accountants so they don't have to go through and calculate earnings for channels with 5 views a day two, they are not a good investment and won't turn a profit in the long run and three there is no point associating with a channel with 5 views a day. Probably more but that's all I came up with in a few minutes;
Would love to hear a official word from Google about what you state. Look forward to seeing it
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Theres 2 types of CMS:according to my contextual knowledge from networks, people with cms(es) can partner without requirements. Not very sure but Ive seen some people on other forums selling unpaid partnerships, regardless of stats. idk. But i guess ill still be not linking my account to awesomeness, its so risky
1) content managment
2) MCN
Content mangments are e.g. JustForLaughs has one, it means they can make money of peoples channels if they upload a video that is copyrighted to JustforLaughs
MCNs are just your regular CMS with partnering capabilities