youtube gave me a strike for no reason?

[magentawitch]

I posted a video just like this but only I was recording it. It was a hawk catching a snake behind my house. Youtube gave me violations of violent content strikes. They kept the strike up passed its deadline. They took the strike down and then put it back up? Is something going wrong with youtube they make mistakes like this? I huge against animal cruelty which youtube allows but they just get mixed up like this often?

the video was like this just a normal hawk hunting a snake i am a huge bird watcher.

 

[magentawitch]

that is not my video the above is just example of what i recorded then they rejectd the appeal???

 

[Crown]

Moved to the copyright / claims / strikes / legal forum.

That does seem like a very harsh decision. It's usually because it's driven by an algorithm and not human beings so consequently context isn't taken into account.

 

[magentawitch]

the expiry date passed i will post it up. IT could be my video title said falconry. Because at that time i was learning how to fly birds for zoo demos. But then i googled on youtube a thousand falconry videos pop up including a really disturbing one of a falcon killing a bagged goose. They kept stopping the camera because the goose was going to turn the tables and kill the falcon. They would stop the camera and help the falcon kill it. It was such a sick video and not taken down. But it is so stupid because the HAWK WAS WILD. it was not violent even. it was so far away you cant see blood or anything you can't hear anything. IT did catch a really big snake but all you see is some swinging around and its over. Even little kids could watch it. Nothing like the lions killing zebra. I called them and the lady said it was probably done by a youtube bot but she does not know why it is sticking there passed the expiry date.

 

[magentawitch]

so the video i caught was no where near as graphic as the one i just posted because you cant see really what was going on.

 

[sanitary103]

welcome to the wonderful world of Google ran Youtube. this has been going on for the past few years and getting even worse. it's censorship to the fullest. either you abide by their dumb rules or they'll threaten you by having your channel hit with strikes.

 

[offbeatbryce]

Moved to the copyright / claims / strikes / legal forum.

That does seem like a very harsh decision. It's usually because it's driven by an algorithm and not human beings so consequently context isn't taken into account.

aren’t strikes manual? Pretty sure a strike can’t be an algorithm.

 

[xpdeus]

Youtube algorithm sucks. Mistakes happen

 

[UKHypnotist]

@magentawitch

Do me a favor will you please? Paste a screen shot of the violation from your dashboard, as I have a sneaking suspicion.