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National Geographic Illegally Claimed Every Youtuber’s Stream: SpaceXLounge
- ryanwaggoner 6y agoThe problem here seems like YouTube, not some random staffer at NatGeo who likely made a mistake. Even if they didn’t, if you build a system that doesn’t account for malicious actors and just assumes every copyright claim is true, you’re going to get these kinds of results.
- anewdirection 6y agoGod forbid we put blame with the person whos job it is to submit the claims. 'Random staffer made a mistake, no blame here' is the oldest cliche in corruption.
- mobileexpert 6y agoWith the recent clamoring to undo section 230, I expect analogous abuse of the next tier of content removal systems that large platforms will need to put into place.
- hhjj 6y agoYouTube content id claims aren't DMCA takedowns. So the title should be YouTube lies/can't tell copyright ownership.
- mchusma 6y agoYouTube is getting disturbing. Heavy censorship of pro-democracy-anti -china posts. Censorship of COVID related discussions that may go against WHO guidance. Persistent false copyright takedowns. I hope a more open alternative arises that can survive.
- yellowapple 6y agoI don't know yet what to think about LBRY's prospects, but it looks promising. I also don't hear a whole lot of complaints about Vimeo.