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Um, you realise you uploaded a bunch of (presumedly) copyrighted material to a public video sharing site? That would normally raise a bunch of red flags. If y
by victorhooi 9y ago
Um, you realise you uploaded a bunch of (presumedly) copyrighted material to a public video sharing site?
That would normally raise a bunch of red flags.
If you're stuck, there are dedicated support channels to actually talk to people - or feel free to reach out to me (my non-work email is in my profile.)
- samstave 9y agoUhm, you realize they created a completely open bucket for public to upload videos into and then put all the onus on the uploaders regardless? And they are one of the richest companies on the planet, and they just shit on the users, but allow freaking child porn and other disgusting content and then also delete anything politically relevant if it invades a safe space.... Yeah - screw youtube and google. The onus is on their resources vs the individual.
- s17n 9y agoThis guy's onus is out of control.
- xenomachina 9y ago> Uhm, you realize they created a completely open bucket for public to upload videos into and then put all the onus on the uploaders regardless? As opposed to what? If the city creates a public park and you decide to commit a crime there, are you somehow no longer responsible?
- e12e 9y ago> That would normally raise a bunch of red flags. This comment is a lot more funny now that I'm finally reading "Little Brother" by Cory Doctorow: http://craphound.com/littlebrother/download/ http://craphound.com/littlebrother/download/
- kuschku 9y agoMaybe he just uploaded it unlisted, for personal consumption? That’s completely legal.
- CountSessine 9y agoUm, you realise you uploaded a bunch of (presumedly) copyrighted material to a public video sharing site? I think he realizes that (although I wonder given that he tries to minimize it by saying that it was an 'old 90's cartoon'). I think this is really scary though - did he lose access to YouTube? Or all of gmail? That would really be scary. I'm guessing that he just lost access to YouTube, but if he lost access to his gmail or google docs, then that's an awfully severe penalty for violating someone's copyright. I'm sure the RIAA/MPAA/etc would be pleased... but is that just? Maybe he just lost access to his YouTube channel?