A clip that stalls at 200 views was not buried. It was tested.
Every short is shown to a small group first, and what that group does decides whether it goes further. Two hundred views is what an untested clip gets, not a punishment.
What that group measures, in order: did they keep watching past the first seconds, did they finish or watch again, did they do anything. Not hashtags, not posting time, not your follower count.
So the thing to look at after a flop is not the view count, it is your own first three seconds with the sound off. That is the version most of them got.
The long version, with what each platform publishes about it: https://snapdub.ai/why-shorts-get-no-views?utm_source=whop&utm_medium=post&utm_campaign=whop-listing