YouTube now gives its creators a way to wipe content violation warnings from their channel

In a surprising move, YouTube will now give content creators a chance to right their wrongs and lift content violation warnings from their channel.

which included detailed instructions on what to expect and what creators should do in case of a violation warning. Under these revised guidelines, creators who receive a warning for policy violations now have an intriguing option at their disposal — an educational training course.

If the creator violates the same policy again, but after the 90 period, the video in question will be removed and the creator will be issued another warning. However – and surprisingly – another chance will be given to take another training course and once again wipe the warning from the channel.

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