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Leo
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Away due to legal problems over stolen content.
Sadly YouTube has lost me as a producer for their network. They are content for other partner YouTubers to steal my video's and turn them into monetized vlogs.
Seems there is nothing wrong with ripping good viral content and spinning into a popular video for your channel. Make sure you take the core of the video 18 seconds seems a fair amount.
Don't forget to cover or crop my watermark and have yours there, put full advertising on these uploads, hell there's real easy money to be made.
All this without any permission from the original content producer and hey do it multiple times over, duplicate upload to other partner channels you control, why stop at one upload. While your at it mimic my video thumbnail and threaten me in copyright counterclaims.
And all this is claimed as 'fair use'.
It seems I have tried far too hard to make original content for youtube, I'm better off just ripping and vlogging over other popular YouTube videos, sure would save a ton of time.
To the single youtuber who has multiple partner accounts all with duplicate uploads of a video featuring one of mine, here's something to consider
Are your videos transformative? Are they noncommercial?
Are your multiple uploads a substitute for the original? Will people still want to watch the original after seeing your videos?
How much of the original work did you take, both quantitatively and qualitively? Is taking 1/3 of my video a fair amount?Is doing this multiple times fair as well?
Was the purpose of your videos noncommercial, educational, for the purpose of research? If so why do you have full advertising on your uploads? I have recorded all your uploads showing pre-roll advertising.
If your videos were to become widespread, would it harm the market for or value of the orginal work?
Legal advice given to me tells me your in some very deep water right now. The use of my content goes way past 'fair use' you claim to have over my original content. Youtube have been fully informed of your activity as well, the time bomb is ticking away.
In the current climate on youtube which exists now I will not upload any new content because there are some out there who can't produce a video without stealing the core from someone else. Thanks to those who stuck with me for 5 years here, it was fun while it lasted.
Sadly YouTube has lost me as a producer for their network. They are content for other partner YouTubers to steal my video's and turn them into monetized vlogs.
Seems there is nothing wrong with ripping good viral content and spinning into a popular video for your channel. Make sure you take the core of the video 18 seconds seems a fair amount.
Don't forget to cover or crop my watermark and have yours there, put full advertising on these uploads, hell there's real easy money to be made.
All this without any permission from the original content producer and hey do it multiple times over, duplicate upload to other partner channels you control, why stop at one upload. While your at it mimic my video thumbnail and threaten me in copyright counterclaims.
And all this is claimed as 'fair use'.
It seems I have tried far too hard to make original content for youtube, I'm better off just ripping and vlogging over other popular YouTube videos, sure would save a ton of time.
To the single youtuber who has multiple partner accounts all with duplicate uploads of a video featuring one of mine, here's something to consider
Are your videos transformative? Are they noncommercial?
Are your multiple uploads a substitute for the original? Will people still want to watch the original after seeing your videos?
How much of the original work did you take, both quantitatively and qualitively? Is taking 1/3 of my video a fair amount?Is doing this multiple times fair as well?
Was the purpose of your videos noncommercial, educational, for the purpose of research? If so why do you have full advertising on your uploads? I have recorded all your uploads showing pre-roll advertising.
If your videos were to become widespread, would it harm the market for or value of the orginal work?
Legal advice given to me tells me your in some very deep water right now. The use of my content goes way past 'fair use' you claim to have over my original content. Youtube have been fully informed of your activity as well, the time bomb is ticking away.
In the current climate on youtube which exists now I will not upload any new content because there are some out there who can't produce a video without stealing the core from someone else. Thanks to those who stuck with me for 5 years here, it was fun while it lasted.
