YouTube Updates Community Guidelines Warnings To Give Creators A Chance Of Redemption!

YouTube has made changes to YouTube Community Guidelines, which will give a chance for creators who broke the community guidelines to lift a warning once they take an educational training course. YouTube announced this new change in a new blog post in YouTube Blog.

YouTube started giving out warnings to creators who broke the community guidelines for a first policy violation in 2019. YouTube says, “More than 80% of creators who receive a warning never violate our policies again.” 

Warnings are given to a creator account on a lifetime basis. YouTube will start enforcing its three strikes for community guidelines once the creator violates community guidelines again. 

With this new change, YouTube is giving a chance for creators to remove the warning in a creator’s account. 

Now, when a creator breaks community guidelines and a warning has been issued to the account, YouTube will give the option to attend training based on the policy violation. 

After completing the course:

1. Creators who stay clear of the same violation for 90 days will have the warning lifted from the channel. 
2. Creators who violate the policy in 90 days will have their video removed, and a strike will be applied to the channel. 
3. If the creator violates policy after 90 days, a new warning will be applied to the channel, and the creator will have the option to take a new training course to remove the warning. 

Creators who already have a warning applied on the channel throughout their lifetime will get individual warnings based on the policy violations, and they will get a chance to take training as well. 

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