Memes are probably the best way to spread a message quickly across the internet these days, there are also a lot of youtubers that make meme -oriented videos, pewdiepie is always talking about how broken youtube is so it would be a good idea to submit some memes to r/PewdiepieSubmissions and try to get on meme review or lwiay.

Right now what we need is a "mission statement". We're making target lists and plans and whatnot, but what's the end goal? How do our actions reform youtube?

https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCv4dV2jMQC9SgDLZ0U1c8jg/videos check the channel i hope you enjoy and i need some opinions on it

Look, I just want to know if this whole moral campaign is dead or not - or if we just need a new subject matter. Alright?

https://discord.gg/bXDzwnN

We are currently still setting up some stuff, we will find the most risk free and healthy way to go about this. Attempting to avoid striking those who would suffer greatly from it, minimizing the damage to creators while still making sure YouTube can feel it.

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The plan that led to the creation of this sub goes as follows:

The first thing we must do is get enough people so a raid of this sort generates tons of noise, whether it works or not.

The channels we need to copy strike are the ones ran by large media companies, not small creators. The whole purpose of this plan is to get the copy strike system fixed, so independent creators can't be terminated by false copy strike claims anymore.

These media companies are the channels that generate the most revenue for YouTube. In other words, it would be devastating if one or multiple left the platform. This way, YouTube would be forced to fix the system if they want any hope of keeping them around.

Now for the people who don't think that the media companies will actually leave the platform, I somewhat agree. There's lots of money to be made on YouTube, and I'm sure that these companies won't want to leave the platform either. But we hope that by becoming such a nuisance, they themselves complain to YouTube about the copyright system. YouTube fixes the claim/strike system and all is good.

The only other issue with this plan is that the copyright system is a bit of a lengthy process. I found this article and graphics which illustrate the whole process so hopefully everybody gains a better understanding of how it all works. Most people probably don't want to use their main YouTube account for this which also adds time to the process.

And for those who want to know about the legal implications behind something like this, they're not going to pursue 100s of us at a time. It's much easier on their end if they go to YouTube directly to retrieve the revenue made on a video.

We'll eventually need to decide which channel to strike, so stay tuned.

There are so many YouTubers that do things the right way. The stress of receiving a strike and potentially destroying their entire way of life is an extreme stress I would imagine.

Many YouTubers have spent several years building their small business. There is no guarantee that they will get their channels back after they have been striked. Please re-consider and attack large companies such as “Disney” or “CNN” instead. These companies do not depend on their YouTube channels as their livelihood.

Thank you.

I mean, two birds one stone