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The 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 accoun
by ryanwaggoner 6y ago
The 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.