Keywording in Description tab. Is it acceptable?

[videoeditgr]

You cannot show a naked child on YT

agree! now I know...

Speaking in general, the "problem" is that if you search Orthodox Highlights videos on Youtube, they should get deleted by 75% or more because of this. One of the most important moments in the mystery is putting oil in the head of the child as the priest holds it over the font, and them baptising it three times in the waters. So most highlights show full or partially nudity....

 

[HiEnergy]

Perhaps cropping the video in a way that the baby's body from shoulders on downwards isn't visible, might be sufficient.
Or why not just wrap the child into a big towel or a piece of cloth before the ceremony...?

Just tell the priest you want to put a video of the ceremony on YT and they only allow for videos with all the "bad bits" (which might be everything lower than the shoulders) fully concealed.
Maybe as a last resort it's sufficient to pixelate or blur the child's private parts... would be an interesting discussion on how much of a naked body visible counts as "nudity".

 

[videoeditgr]

@HiEnergy thank you for the effort to give solutions. Appreciate this.

Unfortunatelly the ceremony is standard procedure. My fault was that I wanted to upload a full uncut sample of work in Youtube unlisted for sampling reasons. After getting the notification of video deletion from Youtube, I just have to find another way to be able to present e.g. Google drive or (possibly) totally private video upload in Youtube. By this time I do not want to trigger anything else, so I left this idea for Autumn or winter.
That was the rason fro the original post, as long as I realized that all tactics I thought "normal" e.g. Wikipedia Quoting proved to be wrong (as UKHypnotist showed me).

 

[UKHypnotist]

@UKHypnotist allow me one more time to ask this as I couldn't clarify from your answer. Tagging my name, mob and email is it ok? In Tags section I mean. In all videos of the channel.

some gossip:



that is where I originally got the idea to have a blog and I remember the exact phrase: "put your post's link first think in the descritpion"!!! it was a podcast from a succesful guy. Eric something...

argh.. one more pass from all videos to kill tags and wordpress links.

Kind of tired, what I like is making not promoting videos,
I will leave titles, also leave music credits in description only and tag my mob for now.
It is summer after all What am I going to do next winter the cold rainy days?


Thank you again for your advices!

I you upload that same christening video as a Private upload it will still be scanned and deleted. You already have one Community Guidelines strike on your channel; two more and you will be terminated. For the same reason I would not use Google Drive.

Keep the video on your hard disk or a USB stick, and send to enquirers via WeTransfer, or some other file sharing service.

If you actually have your mobile phone number in your video descriptions, please don't be surprised when you start getting floods of cold call telemarketers and Windows/Android Support scam calls. If I don't miss my guess, the people doing this have robots out scraping the 'net for valid contact information...

 

[Crown]

Coming back to the original question about putting keywords as long lists in the description:

I am not asking if it is presentable or nice.
The question is
Is it acceptable or might lead to a strike?

This is definitely against the rules and many channels have been terminated for this in the past. Don't do it!


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Don't put tags in descriptions (tag-stuffing)
Tags are single words or short phrases meant to help categorize your video. Thoughtful use of tags can help users find your video through SEO (search engine optimization). YouTube gives you an opportunity to include these in the tags section of your upload. This is the only place you should put them. Tags are not meant to be placed in the description. Placing tags in your description is called tag-stuffing and this may cause your video to be removed.


Source: https://support.google.com/youtube/answer/7002331?hl=en

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For the question about the naked baby in the video. I think it comes down to context. If the context is appropriate, then I'm sure an audit by a human moderator would take it into account and allow it.

So you would have to explain in the description the tradition of an othodox christening and that the baby is always naked.


YouTube explains the importance of providing context:

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Use metadata to provide context
It is a good idea to tell your viewers why your video is important to watch, especially if the content is difficult to watch or controversial. Be sure to include who, what, when, where, and why the video is important to watch. This will help our users understand why your video is important and it will help our review team make the best possible decision if your video is ever flagged. Read more about why context is important.

Source: https://support.google.com/youtube/answer/7002331?hl=en

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and also, a lot of information here: https://support.google.com/youtube/answer/6345162?hl=en
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