YouTube policy
Content
The National Archives account is managed by the Marketing and Communications
department on behalf of colleagues across the organisation.
If you become a subscriber to our channel, you can expect some or all of the following:
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Archival video footage
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Educational and informative videocasts about the records we hold
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Videocasts highlighting unusual, interesting and newly discovered treasures from
our collection
Comments and sharing
We encourage our subscribers to comment, rate and share our video content. All videos
can be linked to, reposted and embedded into pages. We do ask that, as Crown
copyright material, it is reproduced accurately and not used in a misleading context.
Any comments made are the authors opinion alone and do not represent those of The
National Archives. Comments will not be edited or censored, however, any posts and
threads that may cause offence, are about a named individual or use offensive
language will be removed.
We reserve the right to block any users who are seen to persistently post offensive
comments.
Video responses, messages and friend requests
We do not allow or encourage video responses and we will not respond to friend
requests or direct messages.
Availability
We will update and monitor our YouTube account during office hours, Monday to Friday.
You Tube may occasionally be unavailable and we accept no responsibility for lack of
service to You Tube downtime.