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It feels like the official support queue points to /dev/null with a couple chat bots for plausible deniability.
The author doesn't indicate what the supposed violation was. Does Google not even say which part of the content was alleged to be the problem?
Maybe the DMCA should be changed so that takedowns only count if they're handwritten and snail mailed.
While I definitely do sympathize, these might be alarm bells telling that we've given too much to these faceless corps. Maybe it's time to reimagine content sharing that has full uncensorable control of the creator and reach of today's centralized platforms, with a fair way to monetize.
"hopefully if we yell loud enough, YouTube will here and fix this!" Truly love Google's customer service!!!!
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"hopefully if we yell loud enough, YouTube will here and fix this!" Truly love Google's customer service!!!!