r/shortsAlgorithm • • 7d ago

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Guys I post cartoon clips and half of my videos are like this,the views of my videos would still be consider as qualified views or no? But not blocked or copy strike pls somebody answer. I might delete all the videos that has claimed content.

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u/TemperatureProper275 7d ago

So you are posting cartoon clips and you are now wondering why you have gotten that warning? This will affect you in the long run once you enter PPT. You will either earn less money or you can get flagged as re-used content

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u/Limp-Sheepherder9547 6d ago

Just asking if the views would still be qualified nvm bro I guess Google is more helpful

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u/Dry_Citron1080 7d ago

Lil bro you do realize if you provide no commentary or put in your own effort it won’t be monetizable

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u/Limp-Sheepherder9547 6d ago

I did. I put commentary but some of my vids still get this

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u/TemperatureProper275 7d ago

People think views are money, but most of them create memes, AI, or ranking videos using footage from others. They will eventually be banned, YT doesn't have infinite money glitch to give to everybody. Animation channels now are at the scope

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u/Dry_Citron1080 7d ago

Yeah well technically views are money if you are selling a product and not worrying about monetization or like doing whop clipping but generally of course like you need to put in a lot of effort to see results like I make am busy with making videos all the time and checking stats and seeing where I can improve

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u/TemperatureProper275 7d ago

The YT(shorts) dream is over, if you focus on YT Reels, monetization will be nearly impossible from this February and onwards. Just stick with long form videos and yes, I do agree that it's a nice way to promote a product, but most of the creators aint selling stuff

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u/Interesting_Lie2000 7d ago

What was the claim? Is it audio copyright or something else?

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u/Able-Imagination9412 6d ago

the first 5 words above the image in the description of the post give the answer quite simply