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Except, as it stands today, the system is extremely ripe for abuse by people who can file claims almost without consequence. There are countless examples of Yo
by crazypyro 8y ago
Except, as it stands today, the system is extremely ripe for abuse by people who can file claims almost without consequence.
There are countless examples of YouTube creators losing monetization for frivolous claims, but as the system stands, its guilty before proven innocent, especially for smaller creators....
- pavel_lishin 8y agoSure, the current system sucks. But that's not an argument against the proposed solution being also bad.
- Someone1234 8y agoYouTube's take-down system has nothing to do with the DMCA. While you can file a DMCA against YouTube, the biggest problems have been a result of YT's own take-down/copyright/strike system that is of their own creation (and has no legal punishment for abuse, since it isn't built on the legal system at all). DMCA abuse does occur. But YouTube is the exception, rather than the rule, since they're largely not DMCA.