TikTok is hellfire for Warnings

[MotoWolfUK]

Just wanted to post my little experiance.

I was uploading vids as per normal, editing, chopping, changing music to make sure it’s allowed on TT. Uploaded the video in question - was an opinion on someone almost colliding.

TT said my video was dangerous to show crashes, and put a strike in my account. I challenged it and said nope, just mentions it in the title as near on crash. They reviewed it and said sorry and re-instated it. Had the green tick and all was well. Fast forward to yesterday and they somehow stroked the video again even though I won the challenge

I’m not mad. I see what I did wrong and won’t do it again(saying almost crash) and I’m not worried about the warning, it’s taught me to never post anything even like it again on TT. Just be very careful if you use the app. I also know someone who was banned for swearing in it which is crazy imo. ‍

 

[Hippo-Drones]

I often forget that things like TicTok/Reels/Shorts are still a platform that motovloggers can use, it isn't all long form videos in portrait anymore... but I so hate the format, I'm just not interesting enough to be able to use them as a video style

 

[MotoWolfUK]

I often forget that things like TicTok/Reels/Shorts are still a platform that motovloggers can use, it isn't all long form videos in portrait anymore... but I so hate the format, I'm just not interesting enough to be able to use them as a video style

I just use them as a filtering tool to get people onto the YouTube’s

 

[R-Rated]

I often forget that things like TicTok/Reels/Shorts are still a platform that motovloggers can use, it isn't all long form videos in portrait anymore... but I so hate the format, I'm just not interesting enough to be able to use them as a video style

Like @MotoWolfUK pointed out, good way to get some traffic to the main content. Just give them a taste of the motodrug.

Actually with them being in portrait mode it is more like this -