YouTube is overhauling its community guidelines with a new system for warning channels that break the rules. The new system is meant to be clearer and more consistent. It’s also the first time ...

The biggest change is the standardization of YouTube's community guidelines strike system. After your first "freebie" strike, you'll start receiving channel penalties for breaking the rules. The ...

YouTube’s Community Guidelines strike system has been pretty much the same since 2010. ... YouTube will trigger a one-week channel freeze as the first strike. This includes live-streaming, ...

New community guidelines for YouTube designed to simplify its ... YouTube said while 98 percent of users never violate guidelines and most violators don't re-offend after the first strike, ...

YouTube is making changes to how it gives strikes to users who violate the community guidelines. ... YouTube says, as 94% of those who do receive a first strike never get a second one.

The biggest change is perhaps the implementation of a warning for first-time rule breakers. Beginning on February 25, YouTube will issue a warning to any channel that breaks its community guidelines.

YouTube is changing up its "strike" policy so first-time offenders are let off with a warning, ... "Now, based on your feedback, all Community Guidelines strikes will have the same penalty." ...

YouTube demystifies the community guidelines appeal process in a new video answering commonly asked questions from creators. A product manager at YouTube clears up misunderstandings about who ...

Odds are, we've all heard from our favorite YouTube creators about the woes of the strike system. Most of the complaints center around copyright violations, which is a whole other beast entirely ...