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Yeah, #3 sounds like an invitation for abuse... keep submitting work designed to trick rights holders into submitting claims until you get three. If you have in
by cortesoft 6y ago
Yeah, #3 sounds like an invitation for abuse... keep submitting work designed to trick rights holders into submitting claims until you get three. If you have infinite chances, you will eventually get them to strike 3 invalid claims.
- ikeboy 6y agoI wrote https://medium.com/@corporatebullies/why-the-shop-safe-act-is-a-mistake-and-how-to-fix-it-f7149963e0d https://medium.com/@corporatebullies/why-the-shop-safe-act-i... in part to point out a related issue in regards to a proposed bill. Rigid three strikes laws are almost never appropriate.
- tehwebguy 6y agoCan rights holders be tricked into committing perjury? Seems like they‘d have to do this on their own with no prompt from anyone else.
- tspiteri 6y agoThey can be made to be convicted of perjury. If you have enough trials, you're going to be falsely convicted a few times.
- tehwebguy 6y agoSure but not at all what we are talking about here
- cortesoft 6y agoUpload thousands of infringing videos of their content, and then start mixing in slight variations, and then content that appears to be infringing, but isn’t. If you post enough copyrighted things, eventually they will accidentally request a non-violating thing be taken down.
- cortesoft 6y ago> Can rights holders be tricked into committing perjury? If I could interrogate your as long as I wanted, I am sure I could get you to perjure yourself three times. Keep asking slightly varied questions until I get you to answer similar questions two different ways.