YouTube Deleted My Channel, WHAT NEXT?

[Pam Danny]

My channel (which has qualified for monetization) was unjustly removed and my appeals were turned down. I have decided to move on.
I want to know if I can re-upload some of the videos, or if I must edit them before re-uploading, or if it's worthless trying it

 

[JixKing]

He closed my channel with 200 thousand subscribers and did not open it again.

 

[Funiki]

Download your videos, don’t upload videos upload shorts , isn’t better?

 

[Enchant]

Don't post these videos again on any of your channel, they will be detected and removed and could cause another termination of the new channel.

 

[Pam Danny]

Don't post these videos again on any of your channel, they will be detected and removed and could cause another termination of the new channel.

Can i edit them? I still have the raw editing files, meaning I can edit them and change some things

 

[Enchant]

Can i edit them? I still have the raw editing files, meaning I can edit them and change some things

If you have the raw editing files and can change enough things, then yeah you can edit and post them.

 

[Pam Danny]

If you have the raw editing files and can change enough things, then yeah you can edit and post them.

About how many percent change do you think is enough?

 

[Enchant]

About how many percent change do you think is enough?

50% changes

 

[Pam Danny]

50% changes

Thanks. Let me await more reponses

 

[DozeX]

He closed my channel with 200 thousand subscribers and did not open it again.

who is "he"?

 

[JixKing]

who is "he"?

google i.e. youtube

 

[Vadim639]

Bro YouTube’s system isn’t perfect—it relies a lot on automated algorithms.

 

[webmillionz]

If the channel was taken down due to video content violating YouTube’s policies, the new channel is probably at risk of the same outcome if you re-upload similar content (even with changes), unless you remove the parts that breach their policies.

 

[Pam Danny]

If the channel was taken down due to video content violating YouTube’s policies, the new channel is probably at risk of the same outcome if you re-upload similar content (even with changes), unless you remove the parts that breach their policies.

I'm not dumb to reupload the same videos that led to the violation. I had about 150 videos, and 4 had issues. It will be ste"wpid to reupload the 4 that had issues

 

[MarioBrosFan]

What happened? if it's not fair, lawyer up, specially if you were making big money. They will keep getting away with it if people just become cucked like that and move on.

 

[GenesisOne]

I believe that you have better first hand info to asses your situation than anyone else.
Do your homework or just move on.

 

[ravid32]

what was the reason they striked the video? Was it a copyright violation?

 

[The_Raven]

Can i edit them? I still have the raw editing files, meaning I can edit them and change some things

Still it can be a hit or a miss.

 

[aac_agency]

It's best to carefully learn YouTube's community standards and rebuild from scratch with another channel. Download your videos and edit them for later use.

 

[Jane9999]

My channel (which has qualified for monetization) was unjustly removed and my appeals were turned down. I have decided to move on.
I want to know if I can re-upload some of the videos, or if I must edit them before re-uploading, or if it's worthless trying it

If the complaint/appeal takes a lot of your time and effort without getting your youtube account back. The best way is to create a new channel, start over and avoid repeating the old violations.
You can find service providers to get your business on the right track.