A fair review starts with the right facts.

Six editable fields collect subscriber count, channel description, classification, intended audience, dashboard status and optional notes. Generate builds one fixed message from their trimmed values and saves the six facts locally. Bars compare six inputs with one prepared request at eighty pixels per item. The displayed subscriber number is an editable text default, not verified account data. The classification and dashboard status are user claims. No YouTube account, moderation decision or human review is accessed. There are three audience choices, each inserted as lowercase text into the same request template. Bars count three available labels with one selected label at one hundred fifty pixels per item. Selection does not inspect content or establish whether a channel is intended for kids. The source has no account authorization, audience measurement or classification evidence. It prepares a request to correct classification only if a human review confirms the claimed audience. JSON download has three top level properties: current facts, the last generated request and an explicit no account mutation scope. Current facts have six values. Bars compare three top level properties with six fact values at eighty pixels per item. After editing without Generate, JSON reads new facts but keeps the old message, while TXT keeps that same old message. Reload restores saved facts but leaves the message ungenerated. The original message contains literal backslash n separators rather than newline characters. These behaviors are preserved, not mistaken for a submitted appeal.