YouTube's Copyright System Isn't Broken. The World's Is

It always comes down to Youtube size and automation, and no one wants to address this.

Youtube is so big they can't give proper customer support.

I'll rephrase this, they only give propper customer support to one of the parties, copyright strikers (probably not even all of them), and not for content creators.

It's unbalanced.

And Google gets away with this. "Oh you have problem? Talk to bots and auto replies! Good luck :)"

Unless you're a celebrity that has massive reach on Twitter, or if you happen to get caught randomly by a wave of upvotes that get you enough attention social media. Then there's an uproar and some high level pushes the damage control button and finally a human being actually looks at what's happening.

So it's Youtube Customer Support that's broken.

I'm reaching the point that I believe automatic customer support shouldn't be allowed AT ALL. Just like robot calls.