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YouTube is ruined and sucks permanently
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The speaker argues that YouTube has become “ruined” and says they may leave the platform permanently. They blame several issues, including AI moderation, age verification, changes to search and recommendations, and apparent fluctuations or declines in views, likes, and subscribers.
They also criticize YouTube’s enforcement and monetization policies. The speaker says they were denied monetization for reused content and had their appeals rejected. They allege that copyright claims, strikes, and threats of channel termination are applied unfairly, and claim that creators are losing access to advanced features or leaving the platform. They add that stricter monetization eligibility requirements in 2027 will make matters worse.
Overall, the video is an angry personal complaint about YouTube’s policies and their perceived impact on creators and viewers.
Presenter or contributor: One unnamed speaker.
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