YouTube has decided our Arc A380 review is “18 only” and “not suitable for ads”

Completely absurd. Same for Facebook too. You can spend thousands of dollars on the Facebook/Instagram Ad platform but apparently that's not good enough to get you a dedicated rep who you can call.

Google and Facebook are customer-mocking and -abusing trash.

This is the problem with building your business on someone else's property. They can screw you at any time.

And even worse is that there is no appeal process available.

Absolutely disrespectful.

It performs worse than the low end Nvidia card from 6 years ago.

The text of the comunity post is:

'YouTube has decided our Arc A380 review is "18+ only" and "not suitable for ads." This hurts views and revenue. Please share the video around manually since YouTube is restricting who sees it! https://youtu.be/La-dcK4h4ZU There's not much that's more discouraging in this space than working almost 24 hours straight on a review, producing very high quality testing and video, and then getting told "you don't deserve to make money on this because reasons we won't explain instituted by people we won't put you in contact with." Despite having 1.6M+ subs, we no longer have a creator contact at YouTube because it's a revolving door position with a new employee every few months. Hoping this makes it back to them somehow and they fix the ad qualifications of the Arc review.'

Well, just odd - here's a link to their tweet about it https://twitter.com/GamersNexus/status/1547528351442771968?s...

By team they actually mean automation - at least the AI was kind enough to verify that the AI agrees with itself.

Buying bots to report video is definitely something a company known for buying bots to boost twitch engagement would do.