>>18451234>>18451216Josie would get a warning because she's never had a copyright strike before
Warning
We understand mistakes happen and you don’t mean to violate our policies — that’s why the first violation is typically only a warning. You only get one warning, and this warning remains on your channel. The next time your content is found to violate the Community Guidelines, you'll get a strike. Sometimes a single case of severe abuse will result in channel termination without warning. If you think we made a mistake, you can appeal the warning.
First Strike
If we find your content doesn’t follow our policies for a second time, you'll get a strike.
This strike means you will not be allowed to do the following for 1 week:
Upload videos, live streams, or stories
Start a scheduled live stream
Schedule a video to become public
Create a Premiere
Add a trailer to an upcoming Premiere or live stream
Create custom thumbnails or Community posts
Create, edit, or add collaborators to playlists
Add or remove playlists from the watch page using the “Save” button
Your scheduled public content is set to “private” for the penalty period duration. You have to reschedule it when the freeze period ends.
After the 1-week period, we restore full privileges automatically, but the strike remains on your channel for 90 days.
Second Strike
If you get a second strike within the same 90-day period as your first strike, you will not be allowed to post content for 2 weeks. If there are no further issues, after the 2-week period, we restore full privileges automatically. Each strike will not expire until 90 days from the time it was issued.
Third Strike
3 strikes in the same 90-day period results in your channel being permanently removed from YouTube. Each strike will not expire until 90 days from the time it was issued.
