2 ms·
No, the complaint is that OpenSea is distributing images that were uploaded by users that lack licenses to do so and that OpenSea does not have a compliant DMCA
by politician 5y ago
No, the complaint is that OpenSea is distributing images that were uploaded by users that lack licenses to do so and that OpenSea does not have a compliant DMCA process. Therefore it is being asserted that OpenSea cannot claim a 512(c) exemption from liability.
[1] https://crsreports.congress.gov/product/pdf/IF/IF11478 https://crsreports.congress.gov/product/pdf/IF/IF11478
In other words, the complaint is that when you curl e.g. https://images.opensea.com/some-pixel-artwork https://images.opensea.com/some-pixel-artwork it returns a PNG of the pixel art without adequate license metadata, and there's no one to talk to that will fix the issue.