YouTube eased up on its recent foul language restrictions that prevented creators who used profanity from earning ad revenue. Among the changes: moderate profanity (lighter than an f-bomb) gets all ad revenue and strong profanity (i.e., the f-bomb) in the first seven seconds gets limited ad revenue. No ad revenue available for titles and thumbnails with profanities. (Search Engine Journal)
Tilt Take: If you give an F, this is good news.
