Hello dear partners of "Network", Sorry for what happened days ago - unlinked, banned...- I want to explain for you that that the cause, is the new policy,made, made by Youtube-MCN; they say :
Announcing New YouTube Affiliate MCN Policy
Dear Partner,
YouTube will be enforcing a new policy starting September 1st. MCNs will be subject to a cap of 1,000 total suspended channels in a rolling 90 day period. Making long story short, MCNs are not allowed to have over 300 suspended channels a month. Please, keep in mind all types of strikes count: copyright strikes, spam strikes, community guidance strikes etc.
In order to meet strict YouTube requirements we’re changing our roll-up procedure, starting September 1st. All new channels will be a subject of examination of the special scoring system. Evaluation will be lasting up to 3 business days ending up with ‘Yes/No’ decision.
Those strict rules will cause massive constraints in new channels roll-up. We strongly suggest you to double-check your current channels meet YouTube anti-spam policy and ensure your channels stay active after September 1st. We have announced anti-spam rules into your dashboard recently on July, 17. Please, learn the rules!
We have one month to adjust new YouTube policy.
Youtube-Mcn made new suggestion about the content of channels, no :
-sex
-nudity
-Tv programs
-Hacking
-Cheats
-Both
botting/ suspiciously gaining monetized playbacks/ impressions
uploading content that was not their own including TV Shows, Movies & Music videos
During this process Youtube unlinked approximately a couple of thousand channels from Some Network, this was to i) Bring our MCN in-line with new strict policies brought into place this month by Google and ii) Make sure our sales offering to Brands/ Media-buying agencies repents the best of content in order to in turn generate more revenue for all our partners through additional adsales.
If your channel was detected as containing copyright content, rather than having a suspicious CPM value you will have received an email alerting you to this fact and informing you that you will no longer be paid any revenue for that channel, as we expect Google to deduct that revenue in the coming months.
So like we worked hard before, to be present for your support, right now we work to found a fast and good solution.
As many of you may know by now, NetworkYoutbe has unlinked thousands of channels cause of "Youtube's New MCN Policy" but they never told us the rule, instead they just kept it to themselves.
Easiest way to avoid that with youtube? Just unlink channels that seem to have copyright material when they really don't and lets take their money in the process.
