What is the DMCA?
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I salute you
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who are you, and what did you do with Daemon?
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FUCK YOU DMCA ... Internet just got fucked up allot more ... WTH ... where can I get anime now?
Funimation you sick fucking greedy company ... What use do they get of blocking all their anime on the internet... How else can we watch it and buy your bluerays after they come out !!!
I'm never buying material from funimation again!
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this shit took down all one peace dubs !
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Change the world.
No more intellectual property.
If you dont want your ideas/ material copied, dont make it. Users who actually care for the subject matter will make plenty. Twitter IS the news if used right.
Intellectual property is a poison.
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oh 2 years ago ... good old times
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I'm gonna upload this my channel
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Yes. This is important.
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Mindfuck
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who else is innocent from infringement and STILL gets complaints .....me
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Mind if I mirror this video?
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Way to go man! Thank you! Very informative and directly to the point. Nice job, i'll be happy to pass it along.
Oh, and you are right. Technically the TOS says it is illegal to download videos--but they word it is terrible and incomprehensible to most readers. And, as you note, this is not something they enforce.
In addition, on at least one occasion they featured a video from a sponsor encouraging Youtuber users to download videos from Youtube in order to make a mashup.
See this video from Saw5, which they promoted on the front page for a couple of days.
watch?v=IZlb3IB_lvE
themaskedanalyst 3 years ago
Indeed, and I pointed out that they have completely forgotten about it, so the DMCA is the only way people can get videos taken down in this way, and the people don't know that youtube owns a license to re-distribute said videos (also in the TOS)
DeamonCohln 3 years ago
Excellent video! I could quibble with you about your statement that sending a DMCA complaint against another person who uses your video is illegal. First of all, depending on the circumstances their use of your video might be genuinely infringing and fall outside of fair use. Fair Use has to be judged on a case by case basis, so I would hesitate before making a blanket statement.
themaskedanalyst 3 years ago
And I also agree, but if you knowingly file a DMCA 512 on a video which cites the other video in question and is giving fair criticism under fair use, you have committed perjury under Section 512 in Title 2 of the DMCA. The DMCA form on YouTube also warns of this and states it on the form. If you legitimately believe that it is infringing on copyright, then the DMCA is just, but if you are just attempting to silence, the you are committing perjury.
DeamonCohln 3 years ago
I agree with this:
"If you legitimately believe that it is infringing on copyright, then the DMCA is just, but if you are just attempting to silence, the you are committing perjury."
The problem is proving what someone believes.
It all boils down to what the phrase "knowingly file" means. What is the standard?
Is the standard one of "Would a reasonable person know that this DMCA filing is wrong and that this video they are filing against is fair use"?
themaskedanalyst 3 years ago
And this is why the DMCA Filing process needs to be refined a bit and why the Channel DMCAAbuse exists, to name and shame those who file falsely. If someone files falsely, and is called out, then retracts and apologizes, I will not hold it against them unless the evidence they are lying comes out.
also, love the channel TMA
DeamonCohln 3 years ago