They retroactively punish based on the number of infractions, and only AFTER the infractions prove valid (usually up to a week later) do they acknowledge and add them all at once. Even in that, their system is unfair.
That's why I was banned.
If they counted the infraction after the first action, it's obvious that I would know I was doing something wrong and would stop doing it. And it was because of an error in THEIR algorithm that showed me something wrong that I was punished.
Of course, they will never admit this and will place all the responsibility on me.
I think the old ban is the main problem. If YouTube banned you for good, a new channel may also get removed. I would try to appeal the old ban again instead of making another account.
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