EVIDENCE 015

Second appeal to YouTube: the anomaly was still there

Weeks after my first request for manual review, the same distribution failure was still visible across geography, impressions and first-hours performance. So I documented it again and contacted YouTube a second time.

Source: X / @TeamYouTube + YouTube Studio Date: August 1, 2026 Status: Documented

Claim being documented

My second public appeal to YouTube documented that the same distribution anomaly persisted across multiple independent YouTube Studio views, including geography, impressions and prolonged periods with zero views.

The first appeal changed nothing.

So I tried again.

This time I attached several different YouTube Studio views showing the same problem from different angles: persistent geographic mismatch, almost nonexistent impression testing, and new uploads sitting for hours without a single view.

The screenshots below are the evidence that accompanied that second appeal.

A screenshot of the message to YouTube itself

Here you see a persistent anomaly in the distribution of views, despite the engagement of audiences from different countries

These screenshots show that the same anomaly persists over both the 7-day and 28-day periods without any meaningful change

These screenshots show how videos receive from Youtube only a handful of impressions (not even views!) over many hours, even when they have an extremely high CTR

Here you can see how videos don't get a single view for many hours after they're posted

Original source on X ↗