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Many comments have referenced DMCA's perjury safeguards. Is anyone keeping score? Who are the claimants? How many are trolls? How many claims are adjudicated a
by specialist 5y ago
Many comments have referenced DMCA's perjury safeguards.
Is anyone keeping score? Who are the claimants? How many are trolls? How many claims are adjudicated and how?
Surely YouTube (Google) has metrics. Make it all public.
I couldn't readily find Daniel Benjamin Miller's Trial by Jury. Even then, I don't know if third parties (you and me) can see the claimants.
Edit: Found it. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=-GKsDpu5D60 https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=-GKsDpu5D60
OC's video had four separate claimants; Surely at least 3 are invalid, right?
Google's DNA is to shirk any responsibility, shifting all administrative burden onto the afflicted.
They absolutely have the means to bat away spurious claims, but simply choose not to bother. They're hiding behind a rigid interpretation of DMCA, "What choice do we have??", because reasons.
- mod50ack 5y agoThere are four claims, on compositions, of four separate songs from the opera. They're all invalid.
- specialist 5y agoBelated reply, sorry: Aha! Thanks, that makes sense. Now occurs to me those 4 claims had some origin.