Is it appropriate to ask about usage rules of web applications? For example "I posted the lyrics of a song as a comment to that song on YouTube and my account got locked without reference to which YouTube rules I violated. Which rules might I have violated?"
According to the on-topic and dont-ask pages, that question seems to fit the allowed category "Using Gmail, Facebook, Twitter, Google, or any other website which behaves like an application", and none of the forbidden categories.
A question like
I posted the lyrics of a song as a comment to that song on YouTube and my account got locked without reference to which YouTube rules I violated. Which rules might I have violated?
Looks to be a primarily-opinion based, specially because there isn't a reference to which YouTube rules were violated and doesn't include the account activity history.
Questions like that should be asked on the YouTube help forum because a Google Product Expert might give their opinion (that is "someway" endorsed by Google) regarding how the account blocking is working at that moment, etc.
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Disclaimer: I'm a Google Product Expert (formerly a Google Top Contributor) for several products but not for Youtube.
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