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There is an official Steam group. It's run by Freedom!'s employee Anthony Smith. http://steamcommunity.com/groups/MCNFDM

You can go to www.support.tm and click 'Open Ticket'. Create a login or use Facebook or Twitter integration. Once logged in click 'My Cases' at the top right hand of the page and then the green button labelled 'Create a New Case'. Once there you should be able to enter a subject line, the type...

In that case I would strongly suggest contacting partner support directly. There have been some problems recently concerning partnering with networks and transfering between them. Usually they are processed at the beginning of every month.

How long ago did you apply?

If you are partnered with Freedom! or a subnetwork of Freedom! you don't need an Adsense account. SocialBlade doesn't list your channel as partnered. (LINK) Have you followed the correct partnership procedures?

While I do agree with @KrazyK Gaming 's point about Freedom! operating from a business perspective, I do feel that imposing at least some kind of quality control would be beneficial. A lot of the very small channels that I have seen joining up are only in it to make a quick buck. They see...

Think of it this way: If all the channels on YouTube started charging you to watch, would you pay attention to the smaller channels? Of course not. You want value for your money, which would mean only paying for sponsorships or exclusive content from the larger creators. If you really have your...

I'm with MGN, and my watch history is devoid of anything strange. Are you sure your account isn't signed in on another device that somebody else may be watching with? Maybe a sibling or partner? You can go to Google's account activity dashboard (LINK) to see what devices are logged in and how...

Unfortunately that wait period is YouTube's standard, not Freedom!'s, so there isn't much you can do.

Most video games you are allowed to, but it is best to check the developer's website. Some allow you to upload but not monetise, others don't allow either.

You're uploading footage of football matches, footage which does not belong to you. Seeing as you are not allowed to use such videos, they are correct in telling you that you must delete them if you want to continue as a partner of their network.

In this case it's best that you contact support at http://www.support.tm and open a new ticket. They will be able to help you.

If you want to remove all the Freedom! logos, just uninstall Heartbeat.

On the right hand side of that image you can see that under the 'Linked' header, it says 'No'. I would wait a few days to see if the dashboard and YouTube updates this information. If it doesn't, you can always submit a support ticket.

What specific content is being filed against you? What channel or company is filing these copyright strikes? Are you absolutely sure that you have the right to post the content in your videos? These are important questions that must be answered so that Freedom! can help you. Also, Freedom! very...

Earnings are paid out at the end of every month, two months afterwards. So your December earnings will be sent at the end of February, and your January earnings will be sent out at the end of March.

This has been confirmed as a bug by several support team members. If your channel is already linked, and you don't have any other channels, it is safe to ignore this message.

If you are using music or footage from a third party (ie. any content that you didn't make) it can be monetised by the proper owner. This means that even if your settings are turned off, it will still show as monetised. Do you have any copyright notifications?

I used to use Dxtory with the x264 codec, but have since moved onto Nvidia Shadowplay/Share. A lot of people use the default settings (which are way overkill, 'cause YouTube compresses down to 7 Mbps), but mine is in the range of about 10-15 Mbps, which creates much more manageable file sizes...

Happy to help! :)