Anyone Else Been Getting Random Guidelines Strikes For No Reason This I have a 2 year old video get a bullshit strike and a channel warning. i appealed and it was reinstated. two days later, same video. appealed, reinstalled. a week later, same fucking video. no chanel strike this time at least. appealed and reinstated. so now i'm just waiting for it to happen again. yes, the bots are fucking stupid. If you get a community guidelines strike, we recommend that you do the following: learn about our community guidelines to make sure that your content follows our policies. after reviewing our policies, if you think that we've made a mistake, let us know. you can appeal the decision here. if you get a copyright strike, you have the following.
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Too Many Strikes Due To Community Guidelines Strikes You Cannot Upload Community guidelines strike. i've been searching around but i haven't seen anyone mention anything about it, i recently got an inappropriate content strike (warning) and removal for a video which either was public with virtually no views or outright unlisted (i think it was public based on the title but not sure, it was something i uploaded. Yes! always when i'm through a wave of depression i'm like "i don't even need help anymore". i've had so many waves though that i now always know that that's not true and that i'll indeed need help soon again. i think you can compare it to the feeling of hunger after you ate something. Two to six strikes: certain features, such as posting in groups, will be temporarily disabled. seven strikes: you will face a one day ban on content creation, including posting, commenting, and creating a page. eight strikes: you won’t be able to post any content for 3 days. nine strikes: you will be prohibited from creating content for 7 days. Currently, as of 3 13 23, voice chat moderation has a pretty major flaw it does not provide the offending content that led to a ban. when roblox detects a voice chat user violating a community standard, they are promptly banned from voice chat. if they are in game, they receive a notification dialogue informing them of the ban, as well as the ban’s duration (if non permanent): however.
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