Appeal a Community Guidelines strike
Community Guidelines strikes are issued when YouTube reviewers are notified of a violation of the Community Guidelines . If a strike is issued, you'll get an email and see an alert in your account's Channel Settings the next time you sign in to YouTube.
YouTube reviewers are highly trained, but if you think that your video doesn't violate the Community Guidelines and was removed in error, you can appeal the strike.
Before you start: You can appeal each
Community Guidelines strike only once. If they uphold their original decision on the strike, you won't be able to appeal future strikes on any videos in your account for
60 days. Review the Policy Center before appealing a strike on your account.
Follow the instructions below to see details about the strike in your account.
1. Sign in to your YouTube account.
2. Click your account icon in the top right
> Creator Studio .
3. In the left menu, click Channel > Status
and features.
4. In the Community Guidelines section,
you'll see your strikes.
5. Click Appeal this decision.
After you submit an appeal
You'll get an email from YouTube letting
you know the result of your appeal request.Appeal Community Guidelines
strikes
Note : They will want you to give them a reason for appealing, so you must have a good reason.
One of four things may happen:
Deleting the video will not resolve the strike. If you delete your video,the strike will remain and you won't be able to appeal again.
You may appeal each video strike only
once. If YouTube uphold their original decision on the strike, you won't be able to appeal future strikes on your account for a period of 60 days.
Community Guidelines strikes are issued when YouTube reviewers are notified of a violation of the Community Guidelines . If a strike is issued, you'll get an email and see an alert in your account's Channel Settings the next time you sign in to YouTube.
YouTube reviewers are highly trained, but if you think that your video doesn't violate the Community Guidelines and was removed in error, you can appeal the strike.
Before you start: You can appeal each
Community Guidelines strike only once. If they uphold their original decision on the strike, you won't be able to appeal future strikes on any videos in your account for
60 days. Review the Policy Center before appealing a strike on your account.
Follow the instructions below to see details about the strike in your account.
1. Sign in to your YouTube account.
2. Click your account icon in the top right
> Creator Studio .
3. In the left menu, click Channel > Status
and features.
4. In the Community Guidelines section,
you'll see your strikes.
5. Click Appeal this decision.
After you submit an appeal
You'll get an email from YouTube letting
you know the result of your appeal request.Appeal Community Guidelines
strikes
Note : They will want you to give them a reason for appealing, so you must have a good reason.
One of four things may happen:
- If YouTube find that your video did not violate their Community Guidelines, they will reinstate it and remove the strike from your account.
- In some instances, it's possible that YouTube may remove the strike from your account, but keep the video down.
- In some instances, it's possible that YouTube may reinstate your video behind an age restriction. This will happen if a violation is not found, but the content isn't appropriate for all audiences.
- If YouTube find that your video was in violation of their Community Guidelines,they will uphold the strike and the video will remain down from the site.
Deleting the video will not resolve the strike. If you delete your video,the strike will remain and you won't be able to appeal again.
You may appeal each video strike only
once. If YouTube uphold their original decision on the strike, you won't be able to appeal future strikes on your account for a period of 60 days.
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