What Is Community Strike?
4.1BRAINROT SCOREcommunity strike A penalty a platform, most often YouTube, records against a channel for violating its Community Guidelines; strikes bring temporary limits on posting and repeated ones can end in channel removal.
Origin:YouTube's help page states that a first violation is usually only a warning, a first strike blocks uploading and other posting for one week, a second strike within 90 days blocks it for two weeks, and three strikes in the same 90-day period may lead to permanent removal. Each strike lasts 90 days, deleting content does not remove it, and severe abuse can mean termination without a warning. Copyright strikes follow a separate system.
First Seen:Unknown (YouTube policy term; current rules described on YouTube's help page)
Peak Era:2010s-2020s
Aura Impact:-1 Aura (Social Misstep)
EXAMPLE USAGE
""The channel got a community strike and could not upload for a week.""
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