Rachel Berry
I've Got It
Was so excited to hit 100 subs!!! Then the purge happened. Back down to 69. *sigh*
Lightsen
Animation Yey!
so my sub number in the creator studio jumped back up again from 75k to 77k (it was originally on 78) but the about page still says 75,
now i really have no idea what is going on. why would it get cleared down, then brought back up again? (anyone else check to see the same thing?)
they have said our sub counts will always be correct in analytics, but where do you even find your sub count in analytics?
now i really have no idea what is going on. why would it get cleared down, then brought back up again? (anyone else check to see the same thing?)
they have said our sub counts will always be correct in analytics, but where do you even find your sub count in analytics?
TheBossman
Posting Mad!
Lightsen
Animation Yey!
unfortunately this isn't a total number for me, and when set to lifetime, is not very accurate thanks to this:
TheBossman
Posting Mad!
Classic Youtube. It will always be accurate in analytics, except when it isn't. Helpful.
Stockhouse
Well-Known Member
My account is like 4 months old, and I lost 111 subs in the subscriber purge. Afterwards, a handful of my regular viewers and active commenters told me that they got unsubbed, but that they resubbed. However, my subscriber count didn't change to reflect the regained subscribers...
YouTube has posted that it was a bug "that prevented changes in subscriber counts from being accurately displayed publicly on creators’ channels." I don't know how that translates to deleting my active subs but.... ok I guess.
YouTube has posted that it was a bug "that prevented changes in subscriber counts from being accurately displayed publicly on creators’ channels." I don't know how that translates to deleting my active subs but.... ok I guess.
Sincerely Nick
Active Member
I agree that it was startling at first, but if they really are inactive and aren't driving your traffic anyway than I can make peace with that!
TheAwkwardFamily
I've Got It
I haven't lost any subs thank god!
Logan Dougherty
Active Member
Makes sense to remove the inactive ones. If you're subscribers aren't active then they won't be watching any of your videos, so no need for them to really be there I guess. Now I'm not sure how they determine inactivity really, so that's still a mystery.