Want to start new channel with vps

rumifogh

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Hello friends, I want to start my another new channel with creative commons video compilation in vps computer. But i am confused if loss my previous channel. If you know about this, please inform me. I am waiting your opinion.

Thank you.
 
I moved this to the copyright / strikes / legal discussion forum. :) I'm not entirely sure if I understand the question, but if YouTube has terminated a previous account, you are not supposed to create another YouTube account. If they find it and link it to the terminated account, I think they will most likely shut it down, too...
 
In addition to what @KatyAdelson said...

If you are hoping to monetize a channel based on Creative Commons content, you can forget that right now. Last November, YouTube adopted the AdSense Content Quality Guidelines. What this means for YouTube creators is this:

If you didn't create it from scratch yourself, and also aren't adding significant value to the CC content in some way, YouTube isn't going to monetize it.
 
VPS is just a type of server, usually used to host a website so I don't understand why you need a webhost to start a YouTube channel?

Or maybe you mean "VPN" (virtual private network) and you are thinking of using a VPN to hide your IP address from Google. Why are you trying to do that?
 
I lost my first YouTube channel two years ago for reusing clips without changing them enough, so I get your fear completely. Starting another channel on a VPS won't automatically get your old channel banned - Google usually flags the account, not the server IP. But here's what happened to me: I forgot to mask my IP once while logging into both channels from the same machine, and they linked them.

Keep the old channel untouched on your home connection, run the new one only through a VPS with a dedicated VPN IP, and never, ever mention the other channel in videos or descriptions. That's how I survived.
 
I lost my first YouTube channel two years ago for reusing clips without changing them enough, so I get your fear completely. Starting another channel on a VPS won't automatically get your old channel banned - Google usually flags the account, not the server IP. But here's what happened to me: I forgot to mask my IP once while logging into both channels from the same machine, and they linked them.
 
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