Facebook Restrictions... (access, message, share, copy)

[equinox63]

Over a year ago, when I first started a Facebook account, I was banned from posting video due to my uploading copyrighted video from YouTube. At the time, I didn't really care that much. But now I have a baby with footage that my family wants to see, and lessons that I've taught that I would like to upload, etc. Since so much time has gone by, is it possible to have this privilege reinstated if I promise never to upload copyrighted material again? Or am I banned from uploading any videos on FB forever and ever? Is there a way to contact FB to discuss the issue verbally? I get no response on their FB message board/troubleshooter...

[NHDave]

We are not the ones to be asking, we didn't ban you. Contact FB support. I doubt there's any way to actually talk to anyone, you'll just have to try different channels.

[MikeJaquish]

There are other ways for your family to see video. You don't need to be on FaceBook.
Why not upload them to YouTube and restrict viewers?

[Peregrine]

Agree with Mike. YouTube is the much better solution. Much easier to share. People don't NEED anything (like to be members of Facebook) to view them. You can't share a video from Facebook to people that don't have it. Why limit your audience, especially for your lessons?

[skinsguy37]

Exactly Mike! That's all that needs to be done.

[jtur88]

You can change your IP address. Google it for instructions. Once you change your IP, FB won't know who you are. You can probably also go to a library and use their public terminals to establish a new FB account. I think once it is established, you can access your account from your home computer.