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Except you have no legal right to be served by YouTube under current law.
by danielheath 5y ago
Except you have no legal right to be served by YouTube under current law.
- baash05 5y agoIf they're a public space, then you should have that right. If they're a publisher then yeah agree. I think a case could be made that they have to pick a lane.
- JohnHaugeland 5y agoNot against YouTube. Against people making false copyright claims, for treble damages and systemic fees
- danielheath 5y agoNope, because they aren’t making a legal claim, just a commercial one (a route YouTube setup specifically because the dcma misuse provisions are harsher than they’d like).