Cussing in a YouTube video became just too risky for creators back in November, when the platform introduced controversial changes to its profanity policy that potentially hampered their ability to make money. The new rules demonetized videos that contained colorful language in the first eight seconds, with possible exceptions made if the swearing was done at a later time. The change was retroactive, and it drew flak from creators whose old and new videos were rendered ineligible for advertising. YouTube has heard those frustrations loud and clear, and it’s now relaxing those stringent rules.
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