Unfair Misleading Thumbnail Strike

LCBradley3k

LCBradley3k

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I got a strike on one of my videos that has been doing very well the last few days. My thumbnail is an actual scene from the video and thus is not misleading. I have no way to appeal it either. There's Youtubers out there like Phillip Defranco who actually have misleading thumbnails and they get away with it? It's pretty upsetting because truth be told the thumbnail may have been helping it get views, it was spiderman in the strip club (which was screenshotted right out of the video). It was not misleading and I have no idea what to do.
 
LCBradley3k said:
I got a strike on one of my videos that has been doing very well the last few days. My thumbnail is an actual scene from the video and thus is not misleading. I have no way to appeal it either. There's Youtubers out there like Phillip Defranco who actually have misleading thumbnails and they get away with it? It's pretty upsetting because truth be told the thumbnail may have been helping it get views, it was spiderman in the strip club (which was screenshotted right out of the video). It was not misleading and I have no idea what to do.
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Just because a bunch of people in videos are doing illegal things doesn't mean there is a rule (it just means that they haven't been caught yet).
I think, you have to dispute it, there should be an option to fill it.
 
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