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This kind of "gaming" (ha!) the system has been around for a while now - another channel (Internet Comment Ettiquette) had a video called the "Copyright Claim O
by scohesc 7y ago
This kind of "gaming" (ha!) the system has been around for a while now - another channel (Internet Comment Ettiquette) had a video called the "Copyright Claim Olympics" which featured a whole bunch of different types of content from many different copyright holders (olympic footage, movie footage, music videos, distorted audio/video, etc. etc. even mixed and dubbed over each other in order to make it even more difficult for content ID) to the tune of "if I can't have my ad revenue for my other videos that were clearly fair use/parody, nobody can have any ad revenue, fuck you Youtube content ID claim abusers!"
Unfortunately it was taken down (probably 20+ copyright holders complaining about a single video forced Youtube to do something about it) but can still be found on Vimeo with a simple Google search.
- forgotmypwd123 7y agoYes, that's the exact same trick as Jim Sterling's "Copyright Deadlock".
- SebastianKra 7y agoIt actually wasn't taken down. He unlisted it himself. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=oZ9bK_mkmu8 https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=oZ9bK_mkmu8