<human>: [Here's my channel.] As you can see, it's a channel for archiving radio and video interviews. I've been building it for some time and I've got a nice group of Radiohead fans subscribed to me as well.

Long story short, exactly what I said in the thread's title happened. I uploaded one video and it got taken down almost immediately. After a few days, I noticed that I couldn't upload full-length (longer than 15 minutes, that is) videos any more. Which cripples my channel immensely.

There are a couple of things I'd like to make clear:

1. Yes, I know that my channel is very much in gray area as it is. I try to be as careful as possible, though. I edit out any music or otherwise clearly copyrighted material that some of the recordings have. I also don't profit (Youtube has offered me the chance to monetize and become a partner, I have declined) off the channel, it's purely for archiving videos and audio that might otherwise be lost.

2. I'm not arguing against the fact that what I uploaded infringed someone's copyright. I'm just gutted that they punished me so severely without any prior warnings, especially considering my track record (195 videos without any complaints)...

Can you provide a brief rundown of the text in within 3 sentences?
<bot>: Youtube channel got crippled, unjustly and without any warnings, any way to contact Google/Youtube to reach a compromise?