This week, YouTube rolled out new guidelines for its verification requirements intended to reduce confusion and better highlight artists, celebs and other creators. However, after backlash from numerous YouTubers who got emails saying their channels would get un-verified, YouTube CEO Susan Wojcicki promised to reevaluate the company’s recently revamped policy.
The official Twitter Support account has announced big changes to the murky rules concerning which accounts get verified with a bright blue check mark on the site, and which don’t. The new guidelines come just a week after it verified Jason Kessler, the organiser behind August’s deadly neo-Nazi rally in…
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