> It is when the content being banned might harm customers. I think this is the right way to approach it because it seems, and this is entirely my unscientific

> It is when the content being banned might harm customers. I think this is the right way to approach it because it seems, and this is entirely my unscientific view, a lot of those scammer websites target uploading to Vimeo, Dailymotion, and so on (basically, the websites that aren't as big as YouTube) because they think that being a smaller outfit, the company is less likely to flag and remove the viedo. Then those scam videos turn up relatively high in Google Searches for full movies, full episodes, etc. I notice this especially for non-English, non-Hollywood content. Lots of French, Chinese, Japanese, Korean stuff, all with dubious links.