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Hello, @TeamYouTube I hope this message finds you well.  I am still missing thousands of dollars of income due to being falsely demonetized for "misleading family content". May I please receive any updates on what specific content on my channel is in violation of said policy?  I've provided as much evidence as possible through appeals, support agents, etc. that my channel is anything but misleading family content, but I've never been told what videos or content on my channel was in violation. This is despite it being affirmed at every turn that my videos, with an 82% adult audience, all marked not for kids, covering majority TV-14 or higher series, with any aspects that are not family-friendly being marked before they ever go live, are somehow misleading to families. I have no direction on what to do in the future should I want to reapply or what would need to change about my channel, as I'm still unsure what I've done wrong or what examples of misleading family content can be pointed to, as I've made clear in my appeal.  Especially since multiple other creators in my niche who are larger have received almost the exact same responses, word for word, that I have, only to be reinstated upon making a video and having their channel reviewed instead of facing an automated denial with little to no transparency.   If my channel isn't going to be reinstated, I would at least like to know what content specifically violated any monetization policies.  To my knowledge, I have no strikes or age-restricted videos, and my content post-demonetization is still, for some reason, being served to 13- 17-year-olds despite you having deemed my videos not appropriate for that audience (with it being confirmed that ads are still being served in some cases), so this has been quite a confusing experience.  Especially since, even then, as I've demonstrated, they make up a small fraction of my audience anyways. I'm in a position where, despite all my videos being marked not for kids, minors of any kind making up a fraction of any video's audience, my channel having zero strikes, my channel still being served by YouTube to the audience my channel apparently is not appropriate for, alongside my videos still being served to a general audience, not to mention the overwhelming majority of the series I cover, animated or not, being TV-14 or up, my channel is considered massively in violation of the misleading family content policy.  I'm expected to miss out on 90 days of income I use to support myself through college, with no frame of reference for what content is in violation, what specific changes I should make going forward, etc., with there still being no guarantee I am reinstated after this time. Best, TierlistMan39