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| Hi steven kimoun, |
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| This email is to notify you that you'll need to accept YPP terms again once your channel is eligible for the program. The YPP application process, your channel watchtime, and subscriber count are not impacted. |
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| At some point, you signed contract terms with YouTube regarding the YouTube Partner Program (YPP). Previously, we allowed creators to pre-sign YPP terms before reaching the minimum eligibility thresholds. We have since re-designed this process. Our records show that your channel hasn't yet met the existing thresholds for program eligibility. In 30 days, if your channel is still not eligible for YPP, we will invalidate your contract. |
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| Not to worry, though. When you do reach the thresholds needed for YPP, it's just a few easy clicks to apply using our standard process. (Note you can always check your progress on the monetization tab in YouTube Studio.) |
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| What this means for your channel |
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| In short, nothing is changing for your channel. The only change is that you will need to accept YPP terms again when you become eligible. The way you use or experience YouTube stays the same. You still have access to all your creator features that enable you to grow your audience, build your community, and manage your videos. You can: |
- Upload, edit, or delete your videos
- Read, respond to, or moderate your comments
- Analyze your channel performance in YouTube Analytics
- Get best practices and strategic advice from Creator Academy
- Connect to other Creators in the YouTube Help Forum
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| Thank you for being part of the YouTube Community! We look forward to your application in the future. |
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Sincerely,
The YouTube Team |
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| You received this mandatory email service announcement to update you about important changes to your YouTube channel or account. |
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